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  Apr 13, 2021

  FDA lifts ban on abortion pill by mail during pandemic; pro-lifers say move 'prioritizes' profits

  The Food and Drug Administration has announced that it will not enforce the requirement that abortion pills be administered in person, easing restrictions on mailing abortion pills for the coronavirus pandemic’s duration.

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  Apr 11, 2021

  Pro-life Democrats rally nationwide to save Hyde Amendment: 'The time to push back is now'

  A group of pro-life Democrats and other pro-life activists gathered on Capitol Hill and across the country Saturday to oppose the exclusion of a long-standing ban on federal tax dollars being used to fund most abortions in a recently passed spending bill. 

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  Apr 10, 2021

  4 things to know about the border crisis

  Nearly three months into President Joe Biden's first term in office, the southern border continues to experience a surge of migrants seeking entry into the United States as his administration works to undo his predecessor's policies meant to curb illegal immigration.

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  Apr 10, 2021

  MLB accused of ‘hypocrisy’ for moving All-Star Game out of Atlanta over new voting law

  Major League Baseball has faced harsh criticism from both conservatives and Atlanta business owners after it decided to move its 2021 All-Star Game to Denver to protest a new Georgia voting law.

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  Apr 9, 2021

  Alabama allows voters to opt out of ‘So Help Me God’ oath on voter registration form

  In response to a lawsuit brought by a leading atheist organization, Alabama has decided to allow residents registering to vote to opt out of signing an oath that includes the phrase “So Help Me God.”

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  Apr 9, 2021

  Naomi Wolf laments 'war on religion' amid ongoing COVID restrictions, emergency powers

  A prominent liberal has become an outspoken critic of restrictions on religious faith implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic and, in response, has launched a campaign committed to preserving the freedom to worship and other freedoms that governments imposed limits on. 

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  Apr 9, 2021

  Biden administration backtracks after expressing openness to boycotting Beijing Olympics

  After initially expressing openness to the idea of boycotting the Beijing Olympics scheduled to take place in February 2022, the Biden administration is stressing that the State Department has not had any conversations with the United States’ allies about a collective boycott. 

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  Apr 7, 2021

  Psaki dodges question about Equality Act's implications for Catholics: 'Difference of opinion'

  White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki declined to directly answer a question asking for President Joe Biden’s thoughts about the Equality Act’s implications for Catholic businesses and individuals who seek to operate in accordance with their deeply held religious beliefs. 

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  Apr 7, 2021

  Canadian pastor says attacks on church services bring back memories of communism

  A Canadian pastor who kicked police out of his church after they tried to shut down a worship service during Holy Week said the actions of law enforcement bring back memories of communism under the Soviet Union.

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  Apr 7, 2021

  Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson defends veto of bill to ban sex changes for kids

  The Republican governor of Arkansas defended his decision to veto a bill that would ban puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and genital mutilation of children age 18 and younger, arguing that the legislation constitutes government overreach.