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Dr. Christina Francis, OBGYN and CEO of the American Association of Pro-Life OBGYNs, is pushing back against Massachusetts’ Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act, which allows for abortions up until birth. According to Dr. Francis, “If a woman’s life is in danger, if she’s facing a pregnancy complication beyond 24 weeks, we simply deliver her. And in fact, delivery is much more expedient than a later-in-pregnancy abortion procedure.” The board-certified OBGYN went on to cite the dangers of the law, explaining that third-trimester abortions can lead to a significant risk of complications for the mother and are medically unnecessary; she believes scientific evidence reveals fetuses can feel pain much earlier in pregnancy.
Amidst retirement speculations, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito just confirmed that he will remain on the bench for another term. This announcement from Alito comes as the midterms increase the pressure over how long Republicans will maintain control of the Senate majority needed to approve any eventual successor.
After revealing how Facebook and Instagram played a role in the state’s youth mental health crisis, a New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay over half a billion dollars and establish sweeping protections for teen users. This ruling comes after a jury previously ordered the Big Tech company to pay $375 million for breaching New Mexico’s Unfair Practices Act; this brings Meta’s total liability in the case to almost $942 million. Judge Bryan Biedscheid ordered Meta to enact a series of youth-safety measures over the next five years; the requirements include “monthly limits on teens’ use of Facebook and Instagram, restrictions on notifications, tighter controls on adults contacting minors, safeguards for AI chatbots and enhanced reviews of child sexual abuse reports.” However, according to a statement to FOX Business, Meta said it disagreed with the ruling and vowed to appeal.
AFA Action is a non-profit 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to advancing biblical, family values in society and government by educating and influencing public policy. AFA Action is also the Governmental Affairs Affiliate of American Family Association.
