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'Men Should Be Able To Veto Women's Abortions,' Says Fox News Psychiatrist
Fox's Keith Ablow thinks getting an abortion should be a two-person decision.
“I think men should be able to veto women’s abortions if they’re willing to care for the child after it’s born,” the psychiatrist said on Tuesday’s episode of "Outnumbered."
None of the show’s four female panelists challenged the statement, though they did swiftly bring ( Read more... ) -
Colorado birth control scheme causes drop in teen pregnancy.
What impact would giving teenagers free birth control have on American society? A ground-breaking programme in Colorado aimed to reveal just that, and has led to a dramatic reduction in the rate of teenage pregnancy and other benefits as a consequence.
But moral opposition to the scheme, and the nature of the project’s funding - a large anonymous ( Read more... ) -
Someone on Tinder is Pretending to be Ed Miliband (NSFW-ish)
One would-be dater, who shared the screengrabs with BuzzFeed, swiped right after seeing Ed’s face. They soon found themselves being chatted up by Miliband’s rhetoric.
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Marco Rubio Defends His Climate Denialism With Unscientific Rant On Abortion
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), who has recently come under fire for failing to name a single source to justify his assertion that “there’s no scientific evidence” to prove humans are contributing to climate change, is defending his comments by claiming that at least he knows the science about abortion.
In an interview with Sean Hannity on Wednesday, the ( Read more... ) -
Are You There God? It's Me, Hobby Lobby
Everything you need to know about the high-stakes religious-freedom case that could redefine corporate personhood.
On Tuesday, the US Supreme Court will hear arguments in Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Inc., the most closely watched case of the year. The stakes are high. Thanks to novel legal arguments and bad science, a ruling in favor of the company ( Read more... ) -
Supreme Court To Take Up Controversial Birth Control Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it will take up the question of whether a for-profit company can refuse to cover contraception for its employees because of religious objections ( Read more... )
