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Bloomberg gives $1.25M to Missouri abortion rights campaign
1+ hour, 11+ min ago (533+ words) The campaign opposing a November ballot measure that would reinstate Missouri’s abortion ban has raised more than $6.5 million — including a recent $1.25 million donation from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Stop the Ban, formed last year to oppose Amendment…...
Why some women abandon contraceptive methods
7+ hour, 20+ min ago (79+ words) standardmedia.co.ke Why some women abandon contraceptive methods For many women, choosing a contraceptive method marks the beginning of a journey towards reproductive autonomy. Yet for thousands, that journey ends prematurely due to a myriad of changes. They include…...
Everyone Sees the Light, But Nobody Sees the Candle
7+ hour, 9+ min ago (227+ words) I made this drawing in 2024. At the time, I was thinking about how easy it is to look at someone and assume they’re doing fine simply because …...
Mount Royal University ordered to warn staff of future anti-abortion protests
16+ hour, 16+ min ago (654+ words) Mount Royal University must give at least three hours’ notice of anti-abortion protests on campus after an arbitrator found the school failed to adequately protect a female employee at past demonstrations. Arbitrator James Casey, in a written decision, said MRU…...
Man with Down syndrome, 33, ‘trapped inside metro station for six days as worker too busy on phone’
17+ hour, 58+ min ago (617+ words) Rashawn Williams, 33, was allegedly found ‘covered in his own urine and feces' at Glenmont station in Maryland in October 2023 A man with Down syndrome was allegedly trapped inside a dark emergency area at a Metro station for six days without…...
The Harshest Punishments Ancient Rome Imposed on Men Who Refused to Marry or Have Children
15+ hour, 3+ min ago (31+ words) In the modern world, increasing numbers of people deliberately postpone starting a family or reject marriage …...
After Missouri voters sank GOP priorities, is an abortion ban heading for defeat?
17+ hour, 16+ min ago (1057+ words) Missouri voters rejected Republicans’ top priorities at the ballot box on Tuesday, but another controversial vote lies ahead for Missourians in November: a near-total ban on abortion. Missouri voters overturned the state’s abortion ban in 2024 with a constitutional amendment proposed…...
Justice Department Settles With Pro-Life Father of 11 Whose Home They Busted Into
22+ hour, 50+ min ago (371+ words) Paul Vaughn, a Christian anti-abortion activist and father of 11, settled with the Department of Justice years after he was arrested in a terrifying predawn raid. The Thomas More Society, which represented Vaughn, noted that the 2022 FBI raid stemmed from his…...
13-yr-old Thrissur boy with Down Syndrome has a way with beads; people queue up to buy them
23+ hour, 16+ min ago (427+ words) A 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome, Shripad, is successfully selling handmade bracelets at a shopping event, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and artistic skill. Shripad's parents initiated beading as a therapeutic activity to improve his coordination and focus, but it evolved…...
Thalidomide survivors call for pause of expansion of genetic testing of embryos
1+ day, 26+ min ago (312+ words) The Thalidomide Survivors Association (TSA) is urging the government to pause the expansion of pre-implantation genetic testing for embryos for IVF, at least until a “transparent ethical and disability rights review” is carried out. The original bill allowed testing for…...