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  • … Allowing non-medical staff to issue prescriptions that could trigger dangerous side effects would be unheard of in … life and hoped that by working with Planned Parenthood she could help reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies through …
  • … that’s roughly equivalent to the current population of California and New York combined. So, how did this amount of … and death become commonplace in the United States? And how could such a poorly decided case stand for so long? That’s … in Roe to determine the parameters of when an abortion could take place – though the Supreme Court ultimately landed …
  • … Lorie did not respond to the inquiry because Colorado could punish her if she responded. In fact, the Colorado law … decided to reach out to “Stewart” using the contact information found in our legal brief. The man said he had … scenario: that Stewart (or someone using his contact information) did submit the request. For context, Stewart is …
  • Unfortunately, this kind of extreme legislation is not unexpected: Roe v. Wade paved the way for it.
  • … have any in-person appointments. This meant that doctors could prescribe the drugs via telehealth appointments—without … the emergency room, and research has suggested the number could be even higher. The American College of Obstetricians …
  • … the Establishment Clause simply because religious schools could benefit from it. While the resolution took more than a … Arizona taxpayers represented by the ACLU in the lawsuit could choose not to give to a STO, and the tax credit was not … that include religious schools without fear of lawsuits demanding that religious schools be excluded. It opens up new …
  • … from the New York City school district, as many other nonprofits in the community were allowed to do, they learned … its services in school facilities. Even though many other nonprofits were allowed to rent space from the school … that Bronx Household of Faith and other churches like it could once again be barred from renting public-school …
  • … El Paso who hoped his radically “progressive” positions could elevate him to the White House. CNN anchor Don Lemon … by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica via a Freedom of Information Act request, the IRS launched investigations into … of those investigations. Conclusion If the government could tax churches for espousing God’s design for marriage, …
  • We asked a number of national pro-life advocates to answer the question, ‘How can we best support vulnerable women faced with an unplanned pregnancy?’
  • … she decided she wanted to pursue a career in which she could help others. Cathy served for a year in the Philippine … even started at Mount Sinai, she made it clear that she could not assist in abortions. She is a devout Catholic, and … room, she saw a cart arrive with instruments that she knew could be used for live abortions, not miscarriage surgeries. …