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Seventh Annual Pro-Life "March on the Arch" Brings Hundreds of Pro-Lifers to Downtown St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Seventh Annual Pro-Life "March on the Arch" Brings Hundreds of Pro-Lifers to Downtown St. Louis

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April 2 election Missouri: Voters guide for Columbia races | Elections - Vimarsana News

April 2 election Missouri: Voters guide for Columbia races | Elections

When is the next election in Missouri? Here's a breakdown of who and what is on the April 4, 2023, ballot in the municipal election in Columbia, which features candidates going up for school board and city council seats.

Source: komu.com
Camille Hope Peterson - Vimarsana News

Camille Hope Peterson

Camille Hope Peterson

Anti-abortion 'infodemic'? Florida's tax-funded Christian pregnancy centers increase targeting women - Vimarsana News

Anti-abortion 'infodemic'? Florida's tax-funded Christian pregnancy centers increase targeting women

As previously reported in an ongoing Florida Trident investigative series, the state’s Florida Pregnancy Support Services Program, which provides taxpayers’ money to more than 100 anti-abortion “crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs)” around the state, including Grace House, are Christian-based organizations and often identify themselves as “ministries” and “missions.” Several legal experts have said the program runs afoul of the U.S. and Florida constitutions, the latter of which expressly forbids the state from aiding religious organizations. The stated goal of the program is to con...

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Abortion in Va: Two pregnancies, two agonizing decisions - Vimarsana News

Abortion in Va: Two pregnancies, two agonizing decisions

Abortion has become a key issue in the Nov. 7 General Assembly election, where all 140 seats are up and either party could win a majority