Abortion issues gaining increasing importance
Less than thirty days away from the election, abortion issues are increasingly gaining importance in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Less than thirty days away from the election, abortion issues are increasingly gaining importance in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said in a Tuesday interview with an Iowa newspaper that he has no abortion-related legislation on his platform.
A new study shows free birth control can lower the number of unplanned pregnancies and abortions.
The woman who successfully argued Roe versus Wade at the Supreme Court is helping Planned Parenthood to raise money.
The government of Morocco has closed the port of Smir and is blocking the harbor with warships to prevent the entry of a Dutch “abortion ship” to the Islamic country.
The regulations were approved by the State Board of Health in mid-September.
Five of the eight Board of Health members who voted for the “grandfather amendment” in June, did not support the amendment this time around.
The State Board of Health voted Friday to require all Virginia abortion clinics to meet building codes similar to those set-up for hospitals.
People who plan to speak out about proposed regulations for Virginia abortion clinics showed up at Friday’s State Board of Health meeting.
In a published article, a memo spelled out by Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli threatened the Board of Health members with a lawsuit.
Trucks spotted in so-called battleground states
The Republican Party is set to once again enshrine into its official platform support for “a human life amendment” to the Constitution.