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Court blocks Trump Administration birth control coverage rules

Court blocks Trump Administration birth control coverage rules

A U.S. appeals court Thursday blocked rules by the Trump administration allowing more employers to opt out of providing women with no-cost birth control. States were likely to succeed on their claim that

Federal judge blocks conscience exemptions to HHS contraception mandate

Federal judge blocks conscience exemptions to HHS contraception mandate

A federal court on Friday blocked Trump administration rules that made it easier for employers to deny insurance coverage of contraceptives for women. Judge Wendy Beetlestone of the Federal District Court in Philadelphia issued a

Gov. Brown vetoes AB 569

Gov. Brown vetoes AB 569

Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday vetoed legislation wading into the contentious debate over reproductive health rights and religious freedom in the workplace.

Assembly Bill 569 would have prohibited employers from punishing workers who

Politically incorrect trauma

Politically incorrect trauma

Ever since David Daleiden and the Center for Medical Progress first revealed the abortion industry’s illegal trade in baby body parts, Planned Parenthood has ferociously insisted that only three percent of its “services” involve abortion. In

Population control advocates hobnob at the Vatican

Population control advocates hobnob at the Vatican

In 1873, a saint who professed herself “madly fond of children,” who “desire[d] to give many elect souls to Heaven,” gave birth to her ninth child—St. Thérèse of Lisieux. Today, the bishop presiding over the Vatican’s

Neural changes in women linked to use of hormonal contraceptives

Neural changes in women linked to use of hormonal contraceptives

The following comes from a May 2 Science World Report article by Michael Finn: Research shows that contraception is likely to modify the function and structure of an adult woman’s brain.

Same-sex marriage is uniting Evangelicals and Catholics

Same-sex marriage is uniting Evangelicals and Catholics

The following comes from a May 9 Mercator article by Michael Cook: One surprising effect of the rise of same-sex marriage in the United States may be a convergence between evangelicals and the

USC students, professors react to new birth control law

USC students, professors react to new birth control law

The following comes from an April 10 Daily Trojan article by Danny Helms: The USC Pharmacy will now have the option to offer birth control following the implementation of the new California

Pope Francis suggests contraception could be permissible in Zika fight

Pope Francis suggests contraception could be permissible in Zika fight

The following comes from a February 18 Washington Post article by Sarah Pulliam Bailey and Michelle Boorstein: Pope Francis told reporters Thursday that using artificial contraception may be morally acceptable in fighting the

Why Berkeley health professor sees papal visit as a missed moment

Why Berkeley health professor sees papal visit as a missed moment

The following comes from a September 28 California Magazine article by Krissy Eliot: As Pope Francis ended his widely hailed U.S. visit yesterday and flew home, he left behind at least one disappointed

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