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… zones” outside of abortion clinics in Northern Ireland does not "disproportionately interfere" with the rights of … Lois McLatchie explained the legislation’s real purpose. "When it comes to buffer zones, I think we can all agree that …

… (IVF) children worthy of protection under the law? Does this also include embryos that remain cryogenically frozen? What legal recourse do parents have when their stored embryos are negligently destroyed? Such … children. The clinic claimed that the frozen embryos were not children because they were not yet placed in a womb. In a …

… children and respect parental rights. 1. Schools should not adopt policies to treat gender dysphoria in students that … transitioning” children to a gender identity that does not match their sex. Dr. Stephen B. Levine, a … as likely  as boys to be the victim of a sexual assault). When any student is (for whatever reason) unwilling or unable …

… controversy” in America today. These high-salience cases include  Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization , which … study also serves to clarify the power of ideas, even when they run counter to the near-consensus views of those …

… Wordsmithing Versus Reality Abortion is a death, always, not a birth. Written by Erin Morrow Hawley Published March … what we might call capital T Truth. It is a slippery slope when people end up believing what’s been made-up is true. And it’s particularly …

… “separation of church and state,” or anything like it, does not appear in the Constitution). At the time Congress … wrong thinking once again. ADF experienced this argument when it challenged the New York City Department of …

… aisle for 60 votes in the Senate by claiming that the bill does nothing more than codify Obergefell v. Hodges . But does … religious freedom, free speech, and parental rights . It not only redefines marriage in American law—undermining … protect” the institution of traditional marriage at a time when only a small minority of Americans—some 27 percent— …

… aren’t turned away from emergency rooms. The law was not designed to mandate standards of care. That power is left … Furthermore, EMTALA itself stipulates that it does not impose a federal “standard of care” that would … point of EMTALA is not to supersede state law—especially when the state’s law shares its goal of preserving every …

… a principle of natural law; an obligation … laid on them not only by nature herself, but by their own proper act, in … are ultimately responsible for raising their children. When the government infringes on parents’ rights to make … rights, that action is subject to strict scrutiny. What does the Families’ Rights and Responsibilities Act mean for …

… statement above is about the chemicals in cosmetics. When it comes to abortion drugs, the FDA has shown an … abortion, the fact that the FDA removed the requirements not only for reporting but also for  all  in-person doctor … women taking these drugs should be deeply concerning. Why does the FDA think it’s okay for a woman to be left all alone …