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Health care or not? Uncertainty looms locally over abortion care after leaked draft opinion - Vimarsana News

Health care or not? Uncertainty looms locally over abortion care after leaked draft opinion

Pro-choice and pro-life rights advocates share their sides.

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Lessons from Rio Grande: a post-Roe mirror on abortion access - Vimarsana News

Lessons from Rio Grande: a post-Roe mirror on abortion access

No matter where in the U.S a person lives, everyone should have full access to abortion on demand without apology! #abortionrights #texas #women

Letter: An open letter to pro-life North Dakotans - Vimarsana News

Letter: An open letter to pro-life North Dakotans

If abortion is turned over to the states, North Dakota will become virtually abortion-free overnight, thanks to our existing triggers in the Century Code (yes, there are actually more than one). However, are we as the pro-life community going to “see this through” as we must?

Houston Democrats Want to Use COVID Funds to Make Taxpayers Fund Out of State Abortions - Vimarsana News

Houston Democrats Want to Use COVID Funds to Make Taxpayers Fund Out of State Abortions

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Lege Finds Even More Funds for Anti-Choice Grifters - Vimarsana News

Lege Finds Even More Funds for Anti-Choice Grifters

A crisis pregnancy center in North Austin that's received funding through the A2A program (Photo by Jana Birchum) While shooting down amendments that could have expanded health care for struggling low-income Texans and helped victims of human trafficking, Texas House members approved a record-breaking $100 million for the state’s Alternatives to Abortion Program (A2A), which includes a network of non-medical, faith-based crisis pregnancy centers. During a marathon hearing on Thursday, April 22, the House debate over the state’s proposed $246 billion two-year budget...