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Again, Over-the-counter Contraception Will Not Reduce Abortion Rates

Overall, programs designed to promote contraceptive use have a very poor track record of reducing either abortion rates or unintended-pregnancy rates.

Trump Says He’s a Target of Special Counsel’s January 6 Probe

Trump is already facing 37 felony counts as a result of Smith’s separate investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified documents.

Sacrificing Pre-Natal Wellness on the Altar of Trans Ideology

Babies are not guinea pigs, and protecting their wellbeing during gestation is a paramount purpose of prenatal care.

Mayorkas Flouts Congress, Invents More ‘Legal’ Immigration Pathways

Mayorkas has used parole to welcome any number of immigrants he wants, from whatever countries he wants, at whatever times he wants.

Once Again, Texas Democrats Think This Is the Cycle They Beat Ted Cruz

NPR informs us that Texas Democrats are, once again, convinced this is the cycle that they beat GOP senator Ted Cruz.

House GOP leaders condemn letter over Jan. 6, say Biden targeting ‘top political opponent’

GOP House brass slammed special counsel Jack Smith's letter to former President Donald Trump, calling the move another example of the Biden administration weaponizing the Justice Department.

Civil rights groups sue Florida officials over new immigration law

Several civil rights groups filed a federal lawsuit on Monday challenging Florida's new immigration law.

Biden and Sanders meet union organizers amid labor turmoil

With labor turmoil roiling industries from coast to coast, President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders met with organizers at the White House on Monday to talk about ways to boost union membership.

South Dakota governor prods Washington to address national drug shortages

As the U.S. struggles with prescription drug shortages, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has advanced a modest plan that she hopes will prod Washington to take decisive action to address weaknesses in the international pharmaceutical supply chain.

Blinken urges Congress to act on delayed ambassadorial nominations

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday urged the Senate to move forward with votes on more than 60 diplomatic nominations, including 38 ambassadors, that have been stalled due to objections by individual lawmakers.

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