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news-summary1 year ago

Biden Approves Ukraine Strikes Inside Russia with U.S. Weapons

Germany has approved Ukraine's use of long-range weapons on Russian targets. Russia and Ukraine conducted a prisoner exchange involving 75 individuals from each side. Marian Robinson, mother of Michelle Obama, has passed away at 86. Senator Joe Manchin has registered as an independent, raising questions about his political future. The Texas Supreme Court upheld the state's strict abortion ban, causing confusion among doctors. Vermont enacted a law requiring oil companies to pay for climate change damages. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones surged over 570 points. The Kansas City Chiefs celebrated their Super Bowl win at the White House.

politics2 years ago

"2024: Abortion Rights Take Center Stage in Texas and Beyond"

President Biden's campaign released an ad featuring Dr. Austin Dennard, who was forced to leave Texas to terminate a life-threatening pregnancy due to the state's abortion ban. The ad aims to highlight the impact of abortion restrictions and is part of the campaign's focus on abortion rights as a key issue. Dr. Dennard's testimonial is part of a broader effort by the Biden team to mobilize voters around the protection of abortion rights, with events planned for the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The ad targets suburban women and younger voters and will run on various TV channels known to attract female viewers.

reproductive-rights2 years ago

Texas Faces Multiple Lawsuits Over Anti-Abortion Laws

Kiersten Hogan, who was forced to give birth to a stillborn son after her water broke at 19 weeks, is one of eight new plaintiffs who joined a lawsuit against the state of Texas on Monday, seeking clarification about what qualifies as a medical emergency under Texas’ medieval abortion bans. The lawsuit challenges the state’s three, overlapping bans, including S.B. 8, an de facto ban on abortion after about six weeks of pregnancy. The laws’ vague language has contributed to widespread confusion over what qualifies as a medical emergency, and stiff penalties have made medical providers fearful of offering treatment that could put them in legal jeopardy.