National Institutes of Health received hundreds of millions from drug companies, lawsuit reveals
NIH has worked hard to keep this information out of the public eye, says the watchdog who helped expose it.
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Gov. Newsom responds to potential Roe reversal with $125 million in ‘reproductive’ spending
Gavin Newsom wants California to 'prepare for a potential influx of people from other states seeking' abortions.
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Washington Post hits gaming industry for ‘silence’ on possible Roe v. Wade overturn
The left-wing newspaper thinks it's 'conspicuous' that companies making entertainment products would decline to weigh in on the most contentious issue in America.
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With Roe v. Wade in the balance, Supreme Court announces next round of rulings coming Monday
Samuel Alito's opinion overturning Roe is reportedly still the only draft that has been circulated among the justices.
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Sen. Ron Johnson under fire for saying abortion ‘not going away,’ women can cross state lines to abort (Updated)
The Wisconsin senator told The Wall Street Journal that a post-Roe world 'might be a little messy for some people.'
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Texas law banning social media censorship can take effect, Fifth Circuit rules
'These social media platforms control the modern-day public square, but they abusively suppress speech in that square,' Texas assistant solicitor general Ryan Baasch argued.
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Biden administration rolls out new, intersectional office of ‘environmental justice’
Identity politics meets the environmental agenda in new offshoot of the Justice Department.
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Senate Democrats again fail to pass bill mandating unlimited abortion nationwide
The vote followed a dispute between progressives about the latest version of the so-called Women's Health Protection Act omitting non-binding language about the supposed 'racism' and 'misogyny' of protecting the preborn.
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Biden admin delays transgender ‘discrimination’ rules after conservative pushback
‘Proof positive that if you rattle your sabers loud enough even the bureaucrats on the mountain have to listen.’
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School textbook publishers remove ‘woke’ propaganda to comply with new Florida rules
'Publishers can easily adjust their materials to meet our guidelines, as displayed by the fact that it took less than two weeks for additional publishers to amend entire books, resubmit them and get put on the adoption list.'
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