Kansas governor vetoes ban on gender-affirming care for minors and 2 anti-abortion bills
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Quick Glance: Kansas Governor Kelly Blocks Gender Confirmation for Minors
- Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, a Democrat, vetoed a bill on gender confirmation for minors, leading to conflict with Republican state lawmakers.
- The package of measures now goes back to the state Legislature, where the GOP majority is likely to have enough votes to override the governor's veto. Lawmakers are expected to return for a veto session on April 29.
- The proposed measure would ban gender-affirming care for trans and non-binary youth in Kansas, including puberty blockers and surgeries, although surgical procedures on children are rarely performed.
- The law would also allow lawsuits against doctors who would lose their licenses if they provide gender-affirming treatments to minors, and state funds like Medicaid would not be used for such treatments.
Kansas has a new anti-DEI law, but the governor has vetoed bills on abortion and even police dogs
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Kansas governor vetoes ban on gender-affirming care for minors and 2 anti-abortion bills
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Quick Glance: Kansas Governor Kelly Blocks Gender Confirmation for Minors
- Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, a Democrat, vetoed a bill on gender confirmation for minors, leading to conflict with Republican state lawmakers.
- The package of measures now goes back to the state Legislature, where the GOP majority is likely to have enough votes to override the governor's veto. Lawmakers are expected to return for a veto session on April 29.
- The proposed measure would ban gender-affirming care for trans and non-binary youth in Kansas, including puberty blockers and surgeries, although surgical procedures on children are rarely performed.
- The law would also allow lawsuits against doctors who would lose their licenses if they provide gender-affirming treatments to minors, and state funds like Medicaid would not be used for such treatments.
Kansas Republicans advance bill requiring abortion providers to state reason for patient’s procedure
thehill.com/policy/healthcare/4558102-kansas-republicans-advance-bill-requiring-abortion-providers-to-state-reason-for-patients-procedure/
Missouri Attorney General sues Planned Parenthood, alleging it arranged abortions for minors
stlpr.org/health-science-environment/2024-02-29/missouri-attorney-general-sues-planned-parenthood-alleging-it-arranged-abortions-for-minors
Biden campaign puts reproductive rights front and center as it plans to tie Trump to abortion bans
cnn.com/2024/01/21/politics/biden-campaign-abortion-rights-donald-trump/
Quick Glance: March for Life Continues in Snowy D.C.
- Thousands gather annually in D.C. for anti-abortion march, even after the end of Roe v. Wade.
- Participants of all ages from across the country brave freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall to spread their message.
- Organizers and participants are focused on the future of their movement, aiming to march until abortion is unthinkable.
- Following the Supreme Court ruling on abortion rights, activists continue to mobilize for a long struggle, with some hoping for federal government action to restrict abortions.
1 in 8 voters rank abortion as top issue: poll: The issue is resonating particularly with Black and Democratic women and those ages 18 to 49.
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Quick Glance: Historic Moment: Right to Abortion Added to French Constitution
- France becomes the first country to explicitly protect the right to abortion in its constitution.
- The ceremony to formally change the constitution was held in Paris on International Women's Day.
- President Macron emphasized the importance of women's rights progress for mankind.
- The French government aims to push for better safeguards for abortion under EU law.
Bill requiring abortion providers to ask patients their reason heads to KS Gov. Kelly
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Docs pressured me to abort, too. Kansas Republican right to try to criminalize coercion | Opinion
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KS lawmakers want to criminalize coercing someone into abortion. Some aim to go further
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Kansas Republicans want to require abortion providers to ask patients why they sought care
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Why Texas Republicans aren't talking about abortion in the primaries: In stump speeches, incumbents have been more likely to touch on immigration and school ...
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As more seek abortions elsewhere or order pills online, Oklahoma lawmakers seek tougher laws
oklahoman.com/story/news/2024/02/27/oklahoma-abortion-laws-couldget-tougher-as-women-leave-services/72757589007/
Nina Turner: Ohio Voters Have Rejected GOP Power Grab in Victory for Democracy & Abortion Access
democracynow.org/2023/8/9/ohio_abortion_constitution_restriction_nina_turner
Quick Glance: GOP alarmed by Ohio abortion vote
- A special ballot measure in Ohio that would have made it tougher to protect abortion rights was rejected with a significant voter turnout.
- Republican strategists are sounding the alarm, recognizing abortion as a problem for their party in 2024.
- The results in Ohio suggest that abortion rights could be a critical issue for voters, potentially impacting the outcome of Senate races and the presidential contest.
‘That number is zero.’ MO Gov. Parson touts abortion ban as campaign seeks to overturn it
kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article284632460.html
Kansas Judge Says State Can’t Enforce New Abortion Pill Law: A Kansas judge has put a new state law on medication abortions on hold and blocked the state from ...
huffpost.com/entry/kansas-abortion-pills-ruling_n_6540148be4b032ae1c9c43df
Ohio Moves Closer to Ballot Issue That Would Protect Abortion Rights: Supporters of the measure to establish a right to abortion in the state’s Constitution this ...
nytimes.com/2023/07/06/us/ohio-abortion-rights-ballot.html
Quick Glance: Ohio Moves Closer to Ballot Issue for Protecting Abortion Rights
- Supporters of the measure to establish a right to abortion in the state's Constitution have submitted more than enough signatures this week to put the measure on the November ballot.
- Abortion opponents stand outside, holding hand-drawn posters high above their heads.
- Abortion rights advocates are increasingly turning to ballot measures following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling last year overturning Roe v. Wade, which had guaranteed a right to abortion in the federal Constitution for 50 years.
- In the past year's elections, voters in six states, including conservative ones like Kentucky and Kansas, voted to protect or establish a right to abortion in their constitutions, and abortion rights advocates in about 10 other states are considering similar plans.
My fellow pro-lifers, beware: Donald Trump is a fair-weather friend on abortion | Opinion
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AGs Kobach and Bailey set sights beyond Kansas and Missouri — targeting abortion drug | Opinion
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How Kansas abortion protections could now impact voting, trans rights & death penalty
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Missouri abortion rights groups see path to overturn ban in 2024 after Ohio results
kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article281586018.html
Proposed Ohio abortion amendment will be on the November ballot: The Ohio Secretary of State's office has certified the proposed constitutional amendment ...
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Quick Glance: Ohio GOP's Abortion Strategy Fails
- Republicans faced a dilemma on abortion rights in 2022, which was evident in the ballot measures.
- Last week, it was revealed that 57% of Ohioans opposed State Issue 1, which includes raising the threshold for ballot measures and other restrictions, compared to 26% in favor.
- Even 32% of Republicans support the abortion rights amendment, while 57% oppose it.
- Views on State Issue 1 do not align perfectly with views on the abortion amendment, but they could become more aligned in the coming weeks as people understand their interconnection.
AG Bailey puts his abortion beliefs ahead of Missouri voters’ — and he wasn’t elected | Opinion
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Kansas governor vetoes measures to aid anti-abortion centers, limit health officials' power
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Kansas governor vetoes measures to aid anti-abortion centers, limit health officials' power
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Feds say hospitals broke the law by refusing to provide life-saving abortion: A complaint said a hospital denied care due to the "political environment."
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Quick Glance: Feds say Missouri and Kansas hospitals that rejected emergency abortions violated the law.
- Two hospitals that refused to offer an emergency abortion to a pregnant woman who was in premature labor endangered her life and violated federal law, according to a first-of-its-kind federal inquiry.
- The inquiry focuses on Freeman Health System in Joplin, Missouri, and the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, which refused to perform an abortion on a Missouri woman whose water broke at 17 weeks of pregnancy in August.
- The University of Kansas Health System provides appropriate, stable, and quality care to all of its patients, including obstetric patients, in accordance with federal and Kansas law."
Ashcroft’s failed attempt to mislead the public reflects a major problem in the United States
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Gov. vetoes Kansas bill on live deliveries during abortion: TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill on Friday that could have penalized doctors ...
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Trouncing of Issue 1 should send several messages to GOP leaders in Columbus: Thomas Suddes
cleveland.com/opinion/2023/08/trouncing-of-issue-1-should-send-several-messages-to-gop-leaders-in-columbus-thomas-suddes.html
Hailey knew getting an abortion would not be easy. Texas had banned it in almost all cases. So had the nearest states to the east and north ... Show more @charlie_mccan
US abortion advocates face doxxing as data scavenged online: Anti-abortion groups use data brokers and public records requests to find opponents' personal ...
thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2023/08/03/us-abortion-advocates-face-doxxing-as-data-scavenged-online
Walgreens won't sell abortion pills in red states that threatened legal action: The 20 states where Walgreens won't sell mifepristone include some where abortion ...
npr.org/2023/03/04/1161143595/walgreens-abortion-pill-mifepristone-republican-threat-legal-action
Quick Glance: Walgreens Won't Sell Abortion Pills in Some States Where It's Still Legal
- Walgreens has scrapped plans to sell abortion pills in a few states where medication abortion is still legal, citing threats from Republican state officials and pressure from anti-abortion activists, the pharmacy chain confirmed to Politico on Thursday.
- Twenty Republican state attorneys general warned Walgreens last month that its plans to mail the pills to patients could violate federal and state law.
- Officials from several states, including Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, and Montana, where abortion is still legal, were among those who objected.
Roe V. Wade Overturned One Year On: Here’s Where The Money’s Going: Forbes broke down the millions that’s been spent on both sides of the abortion debate over ...
forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2023/06/23/roe-v-wade-overturned-one-year-on-heres-where-the-moneys-flowing-abortion/
Quick Glance: The Supreme Court's Impact: Overturning Roe v. Wade and Changing America
- Abortion is currently illegal in the state until further notice.
- Kristen Lyerly, an OB-GYN and abortion care provider, no longer practices in Wisconsin but instead works in Minnesota where abortion rights are protected by state law.
- The recent Dobbs decision caused an immediate halt in abortion care services.
- State constitutions often have stronger protections for privacy, equality, and bodily autonomy than the U.S. Constitution.
Ohio abortion rights backers submit nearly double needed signatures for fall ballot measure
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Quick Glance: 700,000+ Ohioans Support Amendment for November Vote on Abortion Rights
- A nonpartisan coalition submitted over 700,000 signatures from Ohio residents across all 88 counties to qualify a referendum on reproductive rights and abortion access in the state constitution.
- Ohioans United for Reproductive Rights, backed by the Fairness Project, aims to ensure the Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety Amendment is on the November 2023 ballot.
- In the absence of federal protections, GOP-controlled state legislatures, including Ohio's, have moved to prohibit or restrict abortion care, violating international human rights law.
- We have seen unprecedented enthusiasm to defend abortion rights nationwide through ballot measures—and now that movement has come to Ohio.
Supreme Court Extends Pause on Ruling Limiting Abortion Pill Access: The court said on Wednesday that it would extend a block on a lower-court ruling ...
nytimes.com/2023/04/19/us/politics/abortion-pill-supreme-court.html
Quick Glance: Abortion pill manufacturer GenBioPro has petitioned a federal court in the United States to keep generic mifepristone on the market.
- According to court documents, GenBioPro distributes two-thirds of the mifepristone used in abortions in the United States.
- The same appeals court order put stringent limits on how Danco Laboratories' brand name version of the medicine Mifeprex is used and supplied.
- Last Thursday, the Supreme Court temporarily halted the appeals court rulings.
- In a recent legal brief, GenBioPro petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn lower court orders that would halt the FDA's approval of its generic version of mifepristone.
Kansas governor vetoes bill on live deliveries during abortion: Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has vetoed a bill that could have penalized doctors accused of not ...
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Kobach hires firm that helped overturn Roe v. Wade to represent Kansas in abortion case
kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article277211973.html
U.K. Woman Sentenced to Prison for Abortion in Eighth Month of Pregnancy: The case has prompted heated debate in England, with some arguing that abortion pills ...
nytimes.com/2023/06/13/world/europe/uk-abortion-prison-sentence.html
Kansas House of Representatives passes bill requiring care for infants 'born alive' after abortion
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An investigation has found that Kate Forbes's first job in Holyrood was funded by an anti-abortion Christian lobby group
Abortions in Kansas grew by thousands last year, driven by surge of out-of-state patients
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5 things Kansas doctors must tell abortion patients — despite a lack of medical evidence
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Sneaky ways cops could access data to widely prosecute abortions in the US: Third-party data brokers give police warrantless access to 250 million devices.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/11/sneaky-ways-cops-could-access-data-to-widely-prosecute-abortions-in-the-us/
Quick Glance: Top of the page A Georgia court has reinstated the state's abortion law.
- November 23 (Reuters) - Georgia's top court ruled on Wednesday that a law prohibiting abortion after six weeks of pregnancy can be enforced while the state appeals a lower court judgment throwing it down.
- The Georgia Supreme Court did not provide a justification for its majority decision.
- In 2019, Georgia approved legislation prohibiting abortion when a baby heartbeat is found, which is usually around six weeks.
- The law was immediately halted due to the right to abortion recognized by the United States Supreme Court in its famous Roe v. Wade decision in 1973.
I fully respect antiabortion beliefs. But Kansas pro-life leaders are just plain lying | Opinion
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Kansas abortion providers challenge in court 24-hour waiting period, other requirements
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In Oklahoma, a woman was told to wait until she's 'crashing' for abortion care: A new study shows women who call the hospitals in Oklahoma get confusing ...
npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/04/25/1171851775/oklahoma-woman-abortion-ban-study-shows-confusion-at-hospitals
Quick Glance: Poll: Two-thirds oppose pharmaceutical abortion ban
- Only 37% indicated they have a lot or a good amount of faith in the court, while 62% said the reverse.
- Notably, there is a large gap on this topic between Republican men and women: 61% of Republican men say they have mainly confidence in the court, but only 44% of Republican women do; 54% do not.
- Supreme Court justices are appointed for life.
- Republican women, for example, were less opposed to a law prohibiting pharmaceutical abortion than Republican males.
Abortion bans fail in conservative South Carolina and Nebraska legislatures: Abortion bans in deeply conservative Nebraska and South Carolina each fell short of ...
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Quick Glance: Nebraska and South Carolina narrowly defeat tighter abortion restrictions
- Nebraska and South Carolina barely defeated proposals to tighten abortion restrictions on Thursday.
- South Carolina Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey stated that anti-abortion votes just do not exist in the state legislature.
- In January, the South Carolina Supreme Court found that a 6-week abortion ban was unconstitutional.
- Jim Pillen encouraged the state senate to reconsider the six-week abortion prohibition.
Kansas faces OB-GYN shortage. Providers warn new laws could further strain maternity care
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Abortion providers create mobile centers along border of state banning procedures
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Pfizer CEO and Other Drug Company Leaders Condemn Texas Abortion Pill Ruling: More than 400 executives said that the decision ignored both scientific and legal ...
nytimes.com/2023/04/10/health/abortion-ruling-pharma-executives.html
Quick Glance: AOC says the Biden White House should disregard the abortion pill ruling. Is that possible?
- Can Biden simply disregard the Texas ruling?
- Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon stated on Friday that the Biden administration and the Food and Drug Administration have "the authority to ignore this ruling."
- If the Texas ruling is upheld, the Supreme Court may impose "a national abortion ban."
- If the Supreme Court upholds Kacsmaryk's ruling and restricts access to medication abortion, Ocasio-Cortez has left the door open for the Biden administration to disregard the ruling.
These 14 GOP bills could become KS law despite vetoes from Gov. Laura Kelly. Here’s how
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Massachusetts' Healey is 1st lesbian elected governor in US: BOSTON (AP) — Democratic Attorney General Maura Healey has been elected governor of Massachusetts ...
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Quick Glance: Biden's Speech Celebrates Midterm Election Results, but He Faces New Challenges
- President Biden, dressed in a blue suit, looks at a reporter who is asking a question into a microphone held by a White House aide.
- President Biden had the best midterm results of any president in 20 years, avoiding a Republican surge that had been forecast.
- While Mr. Biden retains his veto pen, the path to keeping government doors open and avoiding a national debt default may pass through Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the Republican leader vying for speaker.
- According to advisers, Mr. Biden might spend most of the next two years traveling the country for ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
'Our act of defiance': Why Planned Parenthood is launching its 1st mobile clinic
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Gov. Whitmer strikes 1931 abortion ban from Michigan constitution: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation Wednesday repealing Michigan's abortion ...
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Quick Glance: Idaho is the first state to prohibit interstate abortion travel.
- House Bill 242, which was signed by Gov.
- BOISE, Idaho (AP) – Without parental consent, assisting a child in traveling to another state for an abortion will be a felony in Idaho beginning next month, pending a successful judicial challenge.
- "Rather, the 'abortion trafficking' provision of the bill seeks only to prevent unemancipated minor girls from being taken across state lines for an abortion without the knowledge and consent of her parent or guardian,"abortion trafficking" provision seeks only to prevent unemancipated minor girls from being taken across state lines for abortions without the knowledge and consent of her parent or guardian," Little wrote.
- House Bill 242 provides an affirmative defense to prosecution — the ability to provide evidence in court that disproves an allegation — if a "parent or guardian of the pregnant minor consented to trafficking of the minor."
Democratic Gov. Kelly wins 2nd term in GOP-leaning Kansas: TOPEKA, Kan., (AP) — Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly won reelection in GOP-leaning Kansas ...
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Quick Glance: Democrat is a political party. Laura Kelly has won reelection to the Kansas governorship.
- Laura Kelly (D) is expected to defeat state Attorney General Derek Schmidt (R) in reelection.
- She was viewed as one of the cycle's most vulnerable incumbent Democratic governors, with the nonpartisan Cook Political Report rating the campaign a "toss up."
- Republicans saw Kelly as a strong target to unseat, given the national political environment favoring the GOP this year and the claim that her victory in 2018 came against a weak Republican challenger in Kris Kobach.
Opinion | A Promising New Path to Protect Abortion Access: States can enshrine a constitutional right that the Supreme Court eliminated.
nytimes.com/2023/01/07/opinion/abortion-rights.html
Missouri lawmakers blame vague wording of abortion ban for denial of emergency care
kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article274932826.html
Wisconsin Supreme Court control, abortion access at stake: MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and likely the future of abortion access ...
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Quick Glance: Wisconsin Voters Will Decide on the Nation's Most Expensive State Court Election
- If Judge Janet Protasiewicz, who currently sits on a lower court and is heavily backed by the Democratic Party, is elected to the 10-year term, the court will have its first liberal majority in recent memory.
- If he wins, conservatives will keep their majority on the court.
- Wisconsin has had some of the most expensive state supreme court races in the country for years, thanks to political spending by business groups and unions.
- In recent years, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has been deeply divided along ideological lines.
Idaho bill would criminalize 'abortion trafficking' of minors traveling out of state
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We came to Kansas City for a big soccer tournament. Then the kids got locked out | Opinion
kansascity.com/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/article274417545.html
Kansas lawmakers approve new abortion procedure bill that faces uncertain legal fate
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Quick Glance: Kansas Republicans plan to override the governor's veto of a transgender bathroom bill.
- The bill addresses bathrooms, locker rooms, and other facilities, and strictly defines "sex" as "either male or female, at birth" - a move that LGBTQ+ advocates say would legally erase transgender people and deny recognition to non-binary, gender fluid, and gender non-conforming people.
- The Kansas bill defines male and female based on the physical anatomy of a person at birth.
- Carson made the remarks during a lobbying day for LGBTQ youth.
- The bill's language would prohibit transgender people from changing their driver's licences and birth certificates, but Kansas is subject to a federal court order that allows birth certificate changes, which was issued in 2019.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoes bill requiring doctors to provide ‘abortion reversal’ info
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Some 18m women of child-bearing age now live in American states with abortion bans. One of them tells @charlie_mccann about her long, lonely journey to get an abortion Show more
We came to Kansas City for a big soccer tournament. Then the kids got locked out | Opinion
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Attorney Erin Hawley, wife of MO senator, fighting to end FDA approval of abortion pill
kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article273233930.html
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoes the first anti-abortion bill passed after 2022 vote
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Reporters who covered U.S. invasion of Iraq reflect on impact of war: Twenty years ago, U.S. forces invaded Iraq. With them, and waiting for them in Baghdad ...
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Kansans vote overwhelmingly to preserve abortion rights: Voters in Kansas turned out in record numbers Tuesday and overwhelmingly rejected a proposed amendment ...
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Quick Glance: Abortion Rights Victory in Kansas
- Peter Slevin writes about a Kansas ballot initiative that, if enacted, would have removed abortion rights from the state constitution.
- They purposefully placed an incomprehensible ballot question on a midterm primary ballot that has historically drawn considerably more Republican voters than Democrats or independents.
- Voters temporarily halted a push for stricter abortion restrictions in the state, boosting the spirits of battered Democrats around the country.
- "I have four daughters," Ashley All, the Kansans for Constitutional Freedom spokesperson, told reporters on Wednesday morning.
Hailey knew getting an abortion would not be easy. Texas had banned it in almost all cases. So had the nearest states to the east and north ... Show more @charlie_mccan
What will Laura Kelly veto? Kansas Democratic governor faces choices on key GOP bills
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Should you get a vasectomy after Roe decision? Kansas City doctors explain how it works
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Mifepristone: Potential restrictions on the abortion pill, explained: An Amarillo judge is weighing arguments in a lawsuit filed by anti-abortion groups ...
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5 things to know for January 4: House, Damar Hamlin, Covid-19, Abortion, Japan: Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day.
cnn.com/2023/01/04/us/five-things-january-4-trnd/
Kansas lawmakers near approval of ‘born alive’ abortion bill: The legislation deals with cases when an abortion procedure results in a live birth and would ...
english.elpais.com/society/2023-03-22/kansas-lawmakers-near-approval-of-born-alive-abortion-bill.html
Pro-life, pro-choice: Why I choose not to suppress either side on Kansas tax credits | Opinion
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Kansas Supreme Court will weigh abortion rights for first time since overturn of Roe
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