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CEO and Editor, LifeNews.com
United States
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Sex, Mental health, Wellbeing, Women’s Interest
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By Steven Ertelt Verified| LifeNews.com Verified The Missouri House voted Thursday to advance a proposed constitutional amendment that would reinstate a near-total ban on abortions. The measure is a significant step for pro-life advocates seeking to protect unborn babies following the passage of Amendment 3 last November. The resolution, House Joint Resolution 73, passed with a 94-50 vote and now heads to the Senate, where it faces further debate before potentially appearing on a statewide ballot as early as this year.
By Steven Ertelt Verified| LifeNews.com Verified The Delaware legislature has narrowly passed a dangerous bill legalizing assisted suicide for terminally ill adults, despite strong opposition from medical and disability rights groups. The bill now awaits the signature of Gov. Matt Meyer, who has publicly expressed support for the measure.
By Steven Ertelt Verified| LifeNews.com Verified The Missouri House voted Thursday to advance a proposed constitutional amendment that would reinstate a near-total ban on abortions. The measure is a significant step for pro-life advocates seeking to protect unborn babies following the passage of Amendment 3 last November. The resolution, House Joint Resolution 73, passed with a 94-50 vote and now heads to the Senate, where it faces further debate before potentially appearing on a statewide ballot as early as this year.
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LifeNews.com
Shaping culture by simply keeping the human person in mind. Daily newscast covering issues of interest to like-minded people on (mostly religious) stations in Seattle, Spokane, Dallas, Portland, Detroit, San Antonio and other markets. Writing which refuses to see anything as complex--made simple by keeping the human soul, the human person, and how we think in mind.
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