NYC mayor candidate: Middle schools should give 11-year-olds morning after pill
“If the data shows us that that is what would be most helpful, that is what we’ll do,” Christine Quinn, a Democrat, said.
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Public hospitals that deliver babies must provide abortions, even if owned by Catholics: Wash AG
“Public hospital districts may not administer or fund programs to provide 'maternity care benefits, services, or information to women' without also making provision for” contraception and for women “to voluntarily terminate their pregnancies.”
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Medical expert: Legal late-term abortion leads to senseless shootings like Chris Lane’s (video)
"If you can't outlaw third trimester abortions in every state, you have an answer to why people don't take life seriously," he said.
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Federal government currently able to spy on 75% of all U.S. web traffic and read individual e-mails
The NSA spying program is far more widespread than reported, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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St. Louis Planned Parenthood rushes woman to hospital, 32nd Planned Parenthood victim in two years
"Simply put, I was terrified for her," said eyewitness James Capps, an intern for the Coalition For Life St. Louis.
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Planned Parenthood ‘navigators’ will have access to Americans’ personal, medical, tax information
“Civil disobedience might be the only solution” to ObamaCare's violation of privacy, Operation Rescue President Troy Newman told LifeSiteNews.com.
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Kate Hunt back in jail after allegedly exchanging 20,000 messages with 14-year-old, meeting for sex
Hunt, now 19, became a homosexual cause celebre after being arrested in February and charged with two felony counts of lewd and lascivious battery against a child between the ages of 12 and 16 for having sex with her 14-year-old girlfriend. She was 18 at the time.
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Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law limiting over-the-counter sales of ‘morning-after pill’
The Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR) claimed the law violates the state constitution.
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City pays pro-life activist $7,000 for violating his First Amendment rights
Ann Arbor, Michigan, had maintained that a sign outside Planned Parenthood for a local crisis pregnancy center constituted illegal “advertising.”
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Late-term abortion ban will not appear on Albuquerque ballot
The city clerk's office has not had enough time to verify petition signatures in favor of the Albuquerque Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Ordinance.
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