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Nancy Flanders

Nancy Flanders

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Associate Editor, Live Action News

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Outdoors And Recreation , Local Food , Business , Feature Stories , Veterans Topics , Mountain Biking

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Total articles 1241

  • Mom encouraged to abort baby, even as doctors worked to save others like him

    By Nancy Flanders| Live Action News@ It is tragic when the story of a child with a prenatal diagnosis is exploited in an effort to promote the intentional killing of other children. As reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Megan Kling and her husband Sam had two daughters and were expecting their first son. But at 21 weeks and five days, an ultrasound revealed that there might be a health concern with their preborn baby boy.

    By Nancy Flanders · Live Action News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Detransitioner was only 16 when Planned Parenthood gave her testosterone

    By Nancy Flanders| Live Action News@ During a public hearing of the Connecticut Judiciary Committee on March 24, Elle Palmer, a female who at one point was prescribed testosterone in an attempt to present as male, testified against House Bill 7135, a bill that would protect medical professionals from liability when they give cross-sex hormones to patients.

    By Nancy Flanders · Live Action News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Mom encouraged to abort baby, even as doctors worked to save others like him

    By Nancy Flanders| Live Action News@ It is tragic when the story of a child with a prenatal diagnosis is exploited in an effort to promote the intentional killing of other children. As reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Megan Kling and her husband Sam had two daughters and were expecting their first son. But at 21 weeks and five days, an ultrasound revealed that there might be a health concern with their preborn baby boy.

    By Nancy Flanders · Live Action News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Live Action News

Arlington, Virginia, United States

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