President Biden’s FTC chairwoman Lina Khan is on a crusade to make your healthcare even more expensive. Khan has made a reputation as one of the most left-wing bureaucrats in Washington D.C. Her efforts…

In a world where truth is increasingly manipulated, it is vital to examine the real motives behind warfare. The Israeli-Hamas conflict, now approaching its second year, reveals the stark difference…

Washington is trying to keep a Mideast war from snowballing after a dramatic weekend in Lebanon, but regional powers are expressing concerns as Israel’s leadership seems determined to continue. From…

MLB icon Pete Rose has passed away at the age of 83. Though never inducted into Cooperstown for his gambling activity, Charlie Hustle remained a beloved figure around baseball. Rose lived in Las Vegas well into his senior years and died at his home in Vegas on Monday, according to multiple reports. Rose wasn't perfect, but his game was spectacular. He holds MLB records for games (3,562), at-bats (14,053), hits (4,256) and singles (3,215). Rose finished his career as a 17-time All-Star, three-...

Widespread devastation left behind by Hurricane Helene came to light Monday across the South, revealing a wasteland of splintered houses, crushed cargo containers and mud-covered highways in one of the worst storms in U.S. history. The death toll topped 130. A crisis was unfolding in western North Carolina, where residents stranded by washed-out roads and by a lack of power and cellular service lined up for fresh water and a chance to message loved ones days after the storm that...

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In 2012, Dr. Anthony Fauci argued for the benefits of gain-of-function research, despite potential risks to public health. Scientists at the University of Wisconsin and Erasmus University Medical Centre engineered H1N5 avian […]

from The National Pulse: Mexico-based drug cartels facilitating an increase in unauthorized, self-conducted abortions in the United States continue unimpeded partly due to insufficient regulation by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the United States Postal Service (USPS), according to a report by the American Life League (ALL). Katie Brown, ALL’s national director, criticizes the FDA […]

When Mackenna Greene took the abortion pill to end the life of her unborn daughter, she immediately knew she had made the wrong choice. “I’ll admit that in the days leading up to it, I was not excited,” Greene told The Daily Signal. “I was second-guessing myself. I found myself trying to convince myself that I was making the right decision.” “Immediately after taking it, I felt regret,” she said of the abortion pill, “and I had a feeling that that was a very bad decision.” Greene said she googled her options and found Chelsea Mynyk, a nurse-midwife at the life-affirming Catholic medical center Bella Health and Wellness in Englewood, Colorado. Mynyk prescribes abortion pill reversal medication to women who regret starting a chemical abortion. Greene took progesterone to counteract the effects of the first chemical abortion pill. About a month ago, she gave birth to her daughter. “I felt like I had worked my whole life to have her,” Greene said. “I’m the luckiest girl alive to be looking at this girl’s face. And thank goodness that the reversal was successful.” Greene holds her newborn. (Mackenna Greene) “She’s got such a personality and sometimes when I look at her, I think of missing out on all of that, and it hurts,” Greene said. “I’m just so lucky, so blessed, to be able to look into her face every day.” But Colorado, where Greene and Mynyk live, passed a law in April 2023 forbidding doctors and nurses from providing the abortion pill reversal. Under that law, Mynyk could be fined up to $20,000 each time she helps reverse the effects of an abortion pill. That same month, Becket—previously the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty—sued the state of Colorado on behalf of Bella Health and Wellness, securing a preliminary injunction preventing enforcement of the law against the faith-based OB-GYN practice. In January, an anonymous individual filed a complaint against Mynyk because she offers abortion pill reversal, and the Colorado Board of Nursing opened an investigation. In response, Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian law firm, filed a motion to intervene on Mynyk’s behalf. It was granted in April. “This is a law that restricts the ability of medical professionals like Chelsea [Mynyk] to save lives,” said Kevin Theriot, a senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom. Theriot is representing Mynyk as she challenges the Colorado law so that she may continue saving babies such as Greene’s. “It singles out those women that have regret, just like Mackenna, and decide that they don’t want to go through with the chemical abortion and doesn’t allow them to give to receive this progesterone, which is a drug that’s been used for over 50 years to stop miscarriage,” Theriot told The Daily Signal. “Chelsea herself has proven that it definitely increases the chances that moms like Mackenna can save their babies.” Medical professionals should be able to talk about and prescribe the abortion pill, Theriot said. The law “really doesn’t make any sense unless you see it from the perspective of this radical abortion lobby that says that we want women to have access to abortion, and we don’t think they should be able to change their minds,” Theriot said. Theriot said he hopes the court will enter a permanent injunction putting the Colorado law on hold because it violates the rights of Mynyk and patients such as Greene. “I think that would be very difficult to practice as a provider, not being able to offer this option to women, especially when they regret their abortion and they want something to take to reverse that, and especially because we know this is safe,” Mynyk said. “It’s natural progesterone. It’s not some sort of random pill we’re giving.” Everyone should be concerned about laws such as this that violate religious liberty and freedom of speech, the lawyer said. “The primary reason why this process is so important is because it saves lives, and Mackenna and her daughter are a perfect example of that,” Theriot said. “But it also is a treatment that medical professionals like Chelsea ought to be able to talk about, because it’s a viable option.” Listen to the full conversation with Greene and Theriot below: The post ‘A Decision You Can’t Take Back’: Mother Warns Against Colorado Law Prohibiting Abortion Pill Reversal That Saved Daughter’s Life appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The Kansas City Chiefs are 4-0 after Sunday's 17-10 win over the Los Angeles Chargers. They're one of only three teams that are undefeated -- and that could shrink to two after Monday night's game to end Week 4, when the over-performing 3-0 Seattle Seahawks face the favored 2-1 Detroit...