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PHOTOS: Pro-Life and Pro-Abortion Activists Hold Dueling Rallies Outside Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Pro-Life and Pro-Abortion Activists Hold Dueling Rallies Outside Supreme Court

Justices were hearing oral arguments in a high-stakes abortion-pill case.

Washington Post, TikTok target young women speaking up about birth control | WND - Vimarsana News

Washington Post, TikTok target young women speaking up about birth control | WND

The Washington Post and TikTok are under fire over apparent attempts to discredit stories women have been sharing about the negative effects of hormonal birth control on their physical and mental health.

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PHOTOS: Pro-life and pro-abortion activists hold dueling rallies outside Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Pro-life and pro-abortion activists hold dueling rallies outside Supreme Court

While there were significantly more pro-abortion demonstrators present outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday, there were notable contingents of pro-life doctors and students.

Susan J. Demas: First the GOP came for abortion. Birth control, surrogacy and IVF are next. - Vimarsana News

Susan J. Demas: First the GOP came for abortion. Birth control, surrogacy and IVF are next.

For girls like me who came of age in the ‘80s while the backlash to the women’s liberation movement raged, it was a profoundly confusing time. On one hand, we grew up listening to “Free to Be …

Tennessee bill would require schools to show fetal development video | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Tennessee bill would require schools to show fetal development video | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Tennessee students could be required to watch a video showing the development of a fetus under a bill that passed the state House last week.