Yesterday Charlie Kirk, a talk-radio provocateur and college drop-out, was shot somewhat ironically through the throat on a university campus, as he was hosting a rally. I say ironically for a few …

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West Virginia, a state that determined abortions in that state would be illegal, after the fall of Roe v. Wade, is now facing controversy about how the law is interpreted by prosecuting attorneys. …

West Virginia, a state that determined abortions in that state would be illegal, after the fall of Roe v. Wade, is now facing controversy about how the law is interpreted by prosecuting attorneys. According to CNN's Jen Christensen, there are some County Prosecutors who may well interpret the law to file charges if a miscarriage comes under suspicion. The pregnant person, if thought to have been abusing drugs, or perhaps living in a way that was risky to the pregnancy, it could well be translated into charges against the woman, up to and including felony counts.

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