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Opinion | Two Sides Of The Same Coin: Fundamentalists Share Worldview Yet Remain Hostile
Earlier this month, tragic news from Texas brought the abortion debate into sharp focus.
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US Veep Candidates Clash Over Abortion, Middle East In Debate Showdown
US vice presidential contenders JD Vance and Tim Walz took on the crisis in the Middle East as they met Tuesday for what could be an unusually important undercard debate, competing for decisive votes weeks before the election.
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Kamala Harris Says Donald Trump Will Sign Abortion Ban. He Responds
Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris has claimed that his Republican rival Donald Trump would sign the national abortion ban if he becomes the President, as the two leaders faced off in the first televised debate in Philadelphia.
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Ahead Of Trump Debate, Kamala Harris' Border, Abortion Policies In Spotlight
Kamala Harris has unveiled a few centrist-leaning policies, abandoned some past positions and left much else vague as she gears up for a critical US presidential debate with Donald Trump.
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"When Will Politicians...": Elon Musk Slams Kamala Harris Over Trump "Lie"
Social media platform X owner Elon Musk on Monday slammed US Vice President Kamala Harris for "lying" about former president Donald Trump's stance on abortion ban.
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Abortion Rights To Feature In Biden-Trump's First Presidential Debate
Two years after the US Supreme Court stripped constitutional protections for abortion, the explosive issue will feature prominently in Thursday's debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump -- with the Republican under pressure not to alienate voters.
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"A Girl Is Not A Mother": Thousands Protest Brazil's New Abortion Bill
Thousands of Brazilians on Thursday rallied against a bill under debate in Congress that would equate abortion with homicide and impose sentences of up to 20 years for terminating a pregnancy after 22 weeks, even in cases of rape.
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Wordle Changes Daily Word to Avoid Controversy Amid Debate Over Abortion Rights, Says New York Times
Wordle puzzle made changes to its daily word on Monday to avoid controversy on the debate over abortion rights. The word for Monday, which had been entered into Wordle's computer programme last year, was ‘fetus.’
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Pope Calling Joe Biden "Good Catholic" Further Fuels US Abortion Debate
US President Joe Biden said on Friday that Pope Francis told him he was a "good Catholic" who can receive communion, widening a gulf between Francis and conservative US bishops who want to deny it because of Biden's support for abortion rights.
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Argentina Passes Landmark Bill Legalizing Abortion
Argentina Wednesday became one of only a handful of South American nations to legalize abortion, after hours of debate in the Senate.
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US Lawmaker Says Rape Can Be "Consensual". Female Colleague Corrects Him
A Republican Missouri legislator apologised on Friday for saying that some sexual assaults are "consensual rapes" during a debate over a new, restrictive antiabortion bill.
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Irish Anti-Abortion Campaign Concedes It Has Lost Referendum
The main group opposing the liberalisation ofIreland's abortion law conceded on Saturday that it has lost Friday's referendum by an overwhelming margin, a spokesman said.
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Hillary Clinton Criticises Donald Trump For Call To Defund Planned Parenthood
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today slammed her Republican rival Donald Trump over his calls for defunding America's largest abortion provider 'Planned Parenthood', saying she will defend women's rights to make their own healthcare decisions.
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Battle Over Abortion Law Heats Up In Catholic Poland
Poland's abortion battle will resume Thursday when the devoutly Catholic country's parliament debates rival initiatives to either liberalise or further tighten a law that is already one of the strictest in Europe.
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Democrats Seek Repeal Of Ban On Federal Funding Of Abortion
The law that bans federal funding for Medicaid coverage of most abortions is now in the spotlight some 40 years after it was passed by Congress, emerging as an election issue in the national debate over the procedure.
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Opinion | Two Sides Of The Same Coin: Fundamentalists Share Worldview Yet Remain Hostile
Earlier this month, tragic news from Texas brought the abortion debate into sharp focus.
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US Veep Candidates Clash Over Abortion, Middle East In Debate Showdown
US vice presidential contenders JD Vance and Tim Walz took on the crisis in the Middle East as they met Tuesday for what could be an unusually important undercard debate, competing for decisive votes weeks before the election.
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Kamala Harris Says Donald Trump Will Sign Abortion Ban. He Responds
Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris has claimed that his Republican rival Donald Trump would sign the national abortion ban if he becomes the President, as the two leaders faced off in the first televised debate in Philadelphia.
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Ahead Of Trump Debate, Kamala Harris' Border, Abortion Policies In Spotlight
Kamala Harris has unveiled a few centrist-leaning policies, abandoned some past positions and left much else vague as she gears up for a critical US presidential debate with Donald Trump.
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"When Will Politicians...": Elon Musk Slams Kamala Harris Over Trump "Lie"
Social media platform X owner Elon Musk on Monday slammed US Vice President Kamala Harris for "lying" about former president Donald Trump's stance on abortion ban.
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Abortion Rights To Feature In Biden-Trump's First Presidential Debate
Two years after the US Supreme Court stripped constitutional protections for abortion, the explosive issue will feature prominently in Thursday's debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump -- with the Republican under pressure not to alienate voters.
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"A Girl Is Not A Mother": Thousands Protest Brazil's New Abortion Bill
Thousands of Brazilians on Thursday rallied against a bill under debate in Congress that would equate abortion with homicide and impose sentences of up to 20 years for terminating a pregnancy after 22 weeks, even in cases of rape.
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Wordle Changes Daily Word to Avoid Controversy Amid Debate Over Abortion Rights, Says New York Times
Wordle puzzle made changes to its daily word on Monday to avoid controversy on the debate over abortion rights. The word for Monday, which had been entered into Wordle's computer programme last year, was ‘fetus.’
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Pope Calling Joe Biden "Good Catholic" Further Fuels US Abortion Debate
US President Joe Biden said on Friday that Pope Francis told him he was a "good Catholic" who can receive communion, widening a gulf between Francis and conservative US bishops who want to deny it because of Biden's support for abortion rights.
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Argentina Passes Landmark Bill Legalizing Abortion
Argentina Wednesday became one of only a handful of South American nations to legalize abortion, after hours of debate in the Senate.
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US Lawmaker Says Rape Can Be "Consensual". Female Colleague Corrects Him
A Republican Missouri legislator apologised on Friday for saying that some sexual assaults are "consensual rapes" during a debate over a new, restrictive antiabortion bill.
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Irish Anti-Abortion Campaign Concedes It Has Lost Referendum
The main group opposing the liberalisation ofIreland's abortion law conceded on Saturday that it has lost Friday's referendum by an overwhelming margin, a spokesman said.
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Hillary Clinton Criticises Donald Trump For Call To Defund Planned Parenthood
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today slammed her Republican rival Donald Trump over his calls for defunding America's largest abortion provider 'Planned Parenthood', saying she will defend women's rights to make their own healthcare decisions.
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Battle Over Abortion Law Heats Up In Catholic Poland
Poland's abortion battle will resume Thursday when the devoutly Catholic country's parliament debates rival initiatives to either liberalise or further tighten a law that is already one of the strictest in Europe.
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Democrats Seek Repeal Of Ban On Federal Funding Of Abortion
The law that bans federal funding for Medicaid coverage of most abortions is now in the spotlight some 40 years after it was passed by Congress, emerging as an election issue in the national debate over the procedure.
