Cynthia Wood

ALEXANDRIA, VA: A new law in Texas allows any person to sue abortion providers who terminate an unborn human being if a heartbeat is detected. This has abortion advocates outraged, especially as the U.S. Supreme Court decided that they would not intervene. While abortion providers and advocates focus on the new law, as Feminists for

This Friday, the House will consider H.R. 3755, the so-called “Women’s Health Protection Act.” You might think this would help women with cancer, heart disease, or other illnesses or diseases. Or perhaps it is to protect women from rape or violence. With such a comprehensive name, you would hope it would include elder care. After all,

An Associated Press article reports: “Twenty Democratic attorneys general have voiced their support for a lawsuit challenging South Carolina’s new abortion law, arguing that the restrictive measure could harm their states by taxing resources if women cross borders to seek care.” And Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring wrote, “As a result, South Carolina’s restrictive abortion laws will cause many of