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Wyoming doctor fired by GOP governor for opposing child ‘sex changes’ asks to be reinstated

Wyoming's Republican Gov. Mark Gordon removed Dr. Eric Cubin from the state's board of medicine because the doctor supported a law banning 'gender-affirming care' for minors. The doctor is suing, and his lawyers filed a motion to reinstate him.

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Tyler O'Neil

• Oct 3, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Latest US abortion figures show 95% are procured for ‘elective’ reasons

A new Charlotte Lozier report finds that more than 95% of U.S. abortions are elective, while less than 5% are due to health risks, rape, or incest, shedding light on the reality of abortion procedures across the country.

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Carole Novielli

• Oct 3, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Trump shuts down any possibility of federal abortion ban in second term

After weeks of trying to avoid saying so, Donald Trump has unequivocally stated he would veto any federal abortion ban that reached his desk if he is returned to the White House.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Oct 2, 2024

Disability groups files legal challenge against Canada’s euthanasia regime

'Instead of providing the support and resources we need to live, our government is offering death,' a coalition of disability advocacy groups said in a press release about its legal challenge to Canada's euthanasia regime.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Pro-lifers must keep this in mind when talking to pro-abortion college students

On this week's episode of The Van Maren Show, Jonathon speaks with Seth Drayer, vice president of the Created Equal, about the impact of their 'Justice Rides,' the parallels between the pro-life and civil rights movements, and more.

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LifeSiteNews staff

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Catholic group hosting inaugural Rosary rally in Illinois to promote devotion across America

On October 20, Family Rosary Rallies will host their first rosary rally at Notre Dame College Prep High School Stadium in Niles, Illinois, as part of an initiative to pray the rosary at high schools across America.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Judge blocks University of New Mexico from imposing crushing fees on Riley Gaines speech

The University of New Mexico attempted to charge thousands of dollars for ‘security’ to have Riley Gaines speak, even though the women’s sport advocate had her own security detail, apparently as a pretext to prevent her from speaking on campus.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 3, 2024

More Americans identify as Republicans than as Democrats for the first time in decades

Americans believe Republicans are better able to handle the ‘most important problem facing the country,’ and 48% now identify as Republican, compared to 45% who identify as Democrats.

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Emily Mangiaracina

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Colorado to pay $1.5 million to Christian web designer who refused to promote homosexual ‘weddings’

A Christian web designer stood up to the LGBT mob and activist politicians who targeted her for her support of biblical marriage. Following her Supreme Court victory, Colorado must now pay for her attorney fees.

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Matt Lamb

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

Boston College professor says pro-LGBT student program ‘closely aligns’ with ‘Jesuit principles’

Psychology Professor Paul Poteat, who said he is not Catholic, defended the pro-LGBT study program as aligning 'closely with the Catholic Jesuit principles' of Boston College.

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Gavin Fairnholt

• Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024

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Recent US News

Wyoming doctor fired by GOP governor for opposing child ‘sex changes’ asks to be reinstated

Latest US abortion figures show 95% are procured for ‘elective’ reasons

Trump shuts down any possibility of federal abortion ban in second term

Disability groups files legal challenge against Canada’s euthanasia regime

Pro-lifers must keep this in mind when talking to pro-abortion college students

Catholic group hosting inaugural Rosary rally in Illinois to promote devotion across America

Judge blocks University of New Mexico from imposing crushing fees on Riley Gaines speech

More Americans identify as Republicans than as Democrats for the first time in decades

Colorado to pay $1.5 million to Christian web designer who refused to promote homosexual ‘weddings’

Boston College professor says pro-LGBT student program ‘closely aligns’ with ‘Jesuit principles’