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Missouri ‘born-alive’ bill could open door to abortion medication lawsuits
Law experts say the Republican bill could also open the door to lawsuits against anyone who assists someone in obtaining a “self-managed” abortion — no matter how early in the pregnancy. It's one of the first bills attempting to chip away at Missouri's abortion-rights amendment.
We’re looking at something like e-Harmony for babies,” bill author Gerard Harms told the House Children and Families ...
Abortions resumed in Missouri over the weekend following a ruling blocking regulations that clinics said made it impossible ...
Judges in Texas cannot finalize divorce if a spouse is pregnant. Judges in Arizona, Missouri and Arizona generally don't ...
A Missouri lawmaker wants the state to create a list of pregnant women who are "at risk" of seeking an abortion.
DISMISS THE CASE. BRYA JACKSON. THANK YOU. WELL, RIGHT NOW IN MISSOURI, THERE IS A PROPOSED LAW WHICH WOULD CREATE A REGISTRY OF PREGNANT WOMEN WHO ARE AT RISK FOR SEEKING AN ABORTION. ONE ...
Contributors to anti-abortion pregnancy centers currently can claim a state tax credit equal to 70% of the donation. A ...
The Save MO Babies Act, introduced by Republican state Rep. Phil Amato, would require Missouri, starting July 1, 2026, to “maintain a central registry of each expectant mother who is at risk for ...
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Sometime after 10 a.m., Comprehensive Health of Planned Parenthood Great Plains performed the first elective abortion in the ...
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