Florida's 15-Week Abortion Ban Reinstated Despite Injunction
A Florida law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks into a pregnancy will be allowed to take effect even after a judge blocked the measure Tuesday
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Could Roe’s Reversal Slow Global Trends to Legalize Abortion?
Evangelical advocates abroad hold out hope that America’s shift on abortion sets a new standard.
'We're Being Invaded. This is Real': TX Counties Declare an Official Border 'Invasion' to Invoke US Constitution
Officials in several Texas counties declared a border "invasion" on Tuesday as migrants are illegally flooding into the state in soaring numbers.
UK's Boris Johnson Battles to Stay in Power
The United Kingdom's Prime Minister resisted calls for his resignation on Wednesday, the day after two of his senior officials resigned the day before. A delegation of his Cabinet ministers planned...
Senators Send Letter Urging Secretary of State To Recognize Nigeria’s Religious Freedom Violations
The senators urge Secretary of State Antony Blinken to redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern.
Timeline of Events That Led to Supreme Court Overturning Roe v. Wade
While efforts to overturn Roe v Wade stretch back decades, the sequence of events that led to the U S Supreme Court overturning the decision unfolded in recent years
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bob Menendez Introduce Bill Targeting Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
The bill would authorize the Federal Trade Commission to fine crisis pregnancy centers if they discourage pregnant women from having abortions.
Catholic Nun, Greek Orthodox Priest among 17 to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
Two Christian leaders are among 17 accomplished civilians who will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House Thursday
John Kirby Defends Biden Tweet on High Gas Prices after Bezos Criticism over Inflation
John Kirby, the National Security Council coordinator for strategic communications, defended President Joe Biden s comments about gas prices after facing criticism from billionaire Jeff Bezos
Supreme Court Marshal Urges MD, VA Officials to Stop Protests at Justices' Homes Amid Increase in 'Threatening Activity'
The marshal of the Supreme Court has asked Maryland and Virginia officials to enforce federal and state picketing laws, and stop protests outside the homes of Justices. Gail Curley, the Court’s security chief, said demonstrators have descended on several of the Justices’ homes while displaying threatening behavior toward them and their families.
