Abortion Ban

I'm an abortion provider in a red state. It shouldn't be my job to interrogate patients who need reproductive healthcare

Dr. DeShawn Taylor Dr. DeShawn Taylor DeShawn Taylor is an ob-gyn in Phoenix, Arizona, where she's been fighting restrictions for years. Her clinic provides reproductive...
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Ban on protests in front of homes signed by Gov. DeSantis

1 hour ago | WESH

The new law will make it a second-degree misdemeanor to protest in a manner that is meant to intentionally harass or disturb someone in their home.
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The Mexican Model of Abortion Rights

1 hour ago | NY Times

After years of work by feminist activists, Mexico now finds itself ahead of the United States when it comes to access to abortion.
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Jewish Progressives Are Dead Wrong About 'Abortion Justice' | Opinion

2 hours ago | Newsweek

Leftist Jews are rallying to demand, in the name of religion, elective feticide until the moment of birth.
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Starbucks will cover travel expenses for employees seeking abortions

2 hours ago | Post Gazette

We're so sorry plastic bag bans are inconvenient for you | EDITORIAL CARTOON

3 hours ago | Baltimore Sun

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Here are the key primary election results from North Carolina

4 hours ago | NPR

Rep. Madison Cawthorn is facing a challenge, supported by major state GOP figures. One Democratic House primary may have been reshaped by the abortion rights debate. And a key...
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Can Brazil and Argentina satiate India's food oil hunger?

4 hours ago | Al Jazeera

After war disrupted Ukrainian supplies and Indonesia banned palm oil exports, India looked at new markets for its needs.
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Rep. Lauren Boebert Cooks Up Conspiracy Theory About Companies Covering Abortion Costs

6 hours ago | The Huffington Post

The extremist Republican suggested it was cheaper for businesses "to kill the baby" than pay for parental leave, generating disgust from critics.
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Don't Let Kathy Barnette Cost GOP A Senate Seat

10 hours ago | DickMorris.com

In 2012, Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate in Indiana and Missouri, both GOP states, gave the Democrats a gift of their likely Senate seats. The Republican in each case...
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Explosion damages 4 cars in Humboldt Park; investigation underway

CHICAGO - An investigation is underway after an explosion caused damage to four parked cars in the city's Humboldt Park neighborhood. Police and the Chicago Fire Department... Read more ...

Tucker Carlson Addresses Alleged Gunman's Screed

Tucker Carlson addressed the Buffalo mass shooting Monday night, asserting that his critics are off base in connecting views put forth on his Fox show to the suspected gunman... Read more ...

1532: Holy Roman Empire makes ‘buggery' punishable by death

The Holy Roman Empire in 1532 made intercourse between two women a crime punishable by death. In 1533, the “abominable vice of buggery” for both sexes was made a capital crime... Read more ...

2900-2500 BC: First record of a transgender person

Although rock art dating as far back as 9600 B.C. depicts what some scholars have interpreted as homosexual love scenes, one of the first sets of skeletal remains of an LGBTQ+... Read more ...

2400 BC: Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep are buried together

Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep were ancient manicurists who worked for the royal court in a city called Saqqara, Egypt, around 2400 B.C. In 1964, archaeologists unearthed a joint... Read more ...

27 BC: First recorded same-sex marriage under Roman Empire

In 27 B.C., Augustus established the Roman Empire under which the first recorded same-sex marriage ceremony reportedly took place. At this time, laws around homosexuality were... Read more ...

1967: Police raid Black Cat Tavern

After plain-clothed police officers raided the Black Cat Tavern in Los Angeles on New Year's Day in 1967, beating up staff and patrons alike, a group of gay rights protestors... Read more ...

LGBTQ+ history before Stonewall

Today's Gay Liberation Movement can trace its roots directly to the Stonewall riots on June 28, 1969. The impromptu demonstrations, which occurred after a nighttime police raid... Read more ...

Pennsylvanians to cast first ballots under redistricted maps

Below Pennsylvania's marquee races for governor and U.S. Senate, there are primary contests for 17 congressional districts. Read more ...

Who will win the Preakness Stakes? Horses, odds, expert picks & more for...

The Sporting News breaks down which horses you should be betting at the 2022 Kentucky Derby. Read more ...