Donald Trump's stance on a federal abortion ban

Senator JD Vance (R-OH) said Donald Trump would veto a national abortion ban if passed in his second term, emphasizing Trump's desire to end the culture war on abortion and respect states' rights.

Donald Trump's stance on a federal abortion ban

Former President Donald Trump would veto a federal abortion ban if a bill were to be passed by Congress, according to Ohio Sen. JD Vance.

Protest against Dominican Republic's Total Abortion Ban in New Criminal Code

Activists in the Dominican Republic protest against a new criminal code that would maintain a total abortion ban, along with other concerning changes such as reducing penalties for sexual violence within marriage and excluding sexual orientation from discrimination protection.

Extreme Anti-Abortion Stance of Republican National Convention Platform Committee Leader

Ed Martin, a key figure in the Republican National Convention's platform committee, has a history of advocating extreme anti-abortion positions, including supporting a national ban without exceptions for rape or incest. He has been vocal about wanting to jail women who get abortions and the doctors who perform them. Martin's views contrast with recent efforts by former President Donald Trump to move away from calls for a national ban on abortion.

Supreme Court's Potential Decision on Emergency Abortions in Idaho

The Supreme Court is considering allowing emergency abortions in Idaho for pregnant patients at serious health risk, with a leaked document suggesting a 6-3 vote in favor. The final ruling is pending, which could impact states with strict abortion bans.

Texas Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Ban with Medical Exceptions

The Texas Supreme Court upheld the state's abortion ban, rejecting a lawsuit challenging its medical exceptions. The court ruled that the law's exceptions are broad enough and allow for life-saving abortions. Doctors who perform abortions risk severe penalties under the law.

Impact of Abortion Ban on Rape Survivors in Honduras

Fausia, a rape survivor from Honduras, was denied an abortion due to the country's absolute abortion ban. She reported the country to the UN for violating her rights. Despite facing threats and harassment, she sought justice and is fighting to lift the ban.

Texas Town Rejects Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance

A small Texas town rejected a proposed ordinance to declare itself a Sanctuary City for the Unborn, following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The town council believed it was not a city issue and that existing state law already covered the matter.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs quickly signed a bill repealing an 1864 law that banned nearly all abortions, following a state Supreme Court ruling. The repeal allows the state's 15-week abortion limit to remain in effect. Democrats are also pushing to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution.

Arizona's Repeal of 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed legislation repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, but it won't take effect immediately due to legislative adjournment. The state Supreme Court delayed enforcement until June 27, and abortion-rights advocates are working to protect access until then.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona lawmakers secured votes to repeal a state-wide abortion ban dating back to 1864. The move followed the state's Supreme Court decision to uphold the ban after the Dobbs ruling. If signed by the governor, Arizona will have a 15-week limit on abortions.

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Reinstated Abortion Ban in Arizona

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona criticizes the reinstated abortion ban from 1864, expressing concern that women will die due to lack of access to necessary medical treatment.

Abortion Ban Enforcement

Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, refuses to enforce a sweeping abortion ban upheld by the state's supreme court.

Arizona Abortion Ban from 1864

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an old law banning nearly all abortions from 1864 can be enforced again. Lawmakers are regrouping to try to keep abortion legal, with conflicting bans in place. Efforts are being made to put a referendum on the ballot in November to protect abortion rights.

Arizona Supreme Court Abortion Ban

Arizona Supreme Court imposes near-total abortion ban, putting Republicans in a difficult position despite Trump's stance on leaving decisions to states. Democrats seize political advantage, with President Biden emphasizing abortion access as a key issue. The ruling faces backlash from various sources.

Arizona Legislature and Abortion Ban

The Arizona Legislature faced protests as Republican lawmakers shut down discussion on repealing a law criminalizing abortion throughout pregnancy, with no exceptions for rape or incest. Abortion providers vow to continue services until forced to stop. Pressure mounts on legislators to intervene as national interest grows. Democratic legislators and Gov. Katie Hobbs criticize inaction on the proposed repeal. Anti-abortion groups urge opposition to a ballot initiative for abortion rights. Abortion rights advocates gather signatures for a constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights until viability.

Arizona Supreme Court Abortion Ban

An Arizona Supreme Court decision imposing a near-total abortion ban has put Republicans in a difficult position on the issue, despite their victory in overturning Roe v. Wade. President Biden and Democrats are capitalizing on the situation, positioning abortion access as a central pillar of their campaign.

Arizona Legislature and Abortion Law

The Arizona Legislature faced protests as Republican lawmakers shut down discussion on repealing a law criminalizing abortion throughout pregnancy. The state Supreme Court allowed enforcement of the law, prompting outrage and calls for intervention. Democrats and some Republicans pushed for a repeal, while anti-abortion groups opposed efforts to ensure abortion rights. Abortion providers vowed to continue services until forced to stop. National interest and pressure are high, with potential for a ballot initiative to protect abortion rights in Arizona's state constitution.

Arizona Supreme Court Resurrects 160-Year-Old Abortion Ban Law

The Arizona Supreme Court resurrected a 160-year-old law banning almost all abortions, aligning with other Republican-leaning states. Despite this, polls show the majority of Americans support legal abortion. The culture war over abortion is complex and rooted in history.

Forced Motherhood in Honduras: Woman Reports Country to UN for Abortion Ban

An Indigenous woman in Honduras reported her country to the UN Human Rights Committee for denying her an abortion after she was raped. The country's absolute abortion ban has led to 'forced motherhood' for many women and girls. This case highlights human rights violations resulting from the criminalization of essential health services.

Arizona Republicans Delay Vote on Abortion Ban Repeal

Arizona Republicans stalled efforts to vote on a bill that would repeal a near-total ban on abortion from 1864, following a ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court. The GOP leaders are closely reviewing the court's decision before taking action, while Democrats have criticized the delay in repealing the ban.

Political Commentary on Abortion and Republican Views

Whoopi Goldberg expresses concern that some Republicans want to bring back slavery in discussing the Arizona Supreme Court's ruling on an 1864 abortion ban.

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Arizona's Supreme Court ruled in favor of a near-total abortion ban, the Environmental Protection Agency has set limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water, President Biden will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida, and NPR is exploring the influence of siblings in a new series.

Arizona Abortion Ban Revival

Arizona's highest court revives a 160-year-old law banning all abortions except in cases where the mother's life is at risk, with doctors facing prison sentences for performing the procedure. Joe Biden criticizes the ruling as 'extreme and dangerous,' while Donald Trump believes abortion access should be determined by each state. The decision could impact the 2024 general election, with reproductive rights emerging as a key issue for voters.

Arizona Supreme Court reinstates 160-year-old abortion ban

The Arizona Supreme Court reinstated a 160-year-old abortion ban, overturning a 2022 law allowing abortions until 15 weeks. Republicans who previously supported the ban began flip-flopping. The decision follows a trend of states passing near-total abortion bans. Democrats and abortion rights supporters denounced the decision and vowed to continue fighting for abortion access.

Legal, Environmental, Diplomatic News

Arizona Supreme Court allows near-total abortion ban, EPA limits PFAS in drinking water, President Biden to meet Japan's prime minister.

Arizona Supreme Court Upholding Abortion Ban

Senator Mark Kelly blames former President Donald Trump for Arizona Supreme Court upholding a 123-year-old law banning nearly all abortions except to save the mother's life. Kelly expresses concern for women's rights and potential consequences of the ruling.

Arizona Supreme Court Enforces 160-Year-Old Abortion Ban

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a 160-year-old near-total abortion ban in the state is enforceable, adding Arizona to the list of places where abortion care is effectively banned.

Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Near-Total Abortion Ban

Arizona Supreme Court allows near-total abortion ban, outlawing most abortions except in cases where a pregnant person's life is at risk. Planned Parenthood continues providing abortions until decision is enforced. Efforts to enshrine abortion rights in state constitution underway. President Biden criticizes the ban, while Vice President Harris advocates for reproductive freedom in Arizona.

Current Events

Ex-President Trump supports leaving abortion ban decisions to states, Vatican releases document on threats to human dignity, Missouri governor denies clemency for man on death row.

Florida Supreme Court Decision on Abortion Ban and Proposed Amendment

Florida Supreme Court upholds 15-week abortion ban while allowing proposed amendment to appear on the November ballot, giving voters a chance to undo restrictions. Decision raises stakes for November election as both reproductive rights groups and anti-abortion-rights groups react. Court's conservative-leaning decision supports ban but also allows amendment that would enshrine abortion protections in the state constitution.

Debate on National Abortion Ban

Governor Gavin Newsom accuses the Republican Party of wanting a national abortion ban as part of their 'war on women'. He expresses concern about the Supreme Court's stance on reproductive rights and criticizes GOP front-runner Donald Trump's support for a 16-week federal ban.