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Anti-Abortion Group Rallies Outside Supreme Court
A ruling is expected this summer, but there had been a chance the opinion would have been announced Monday morning.
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Anti-Abortion Groups Rally Outside the Supreme Court
News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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MAP: Abortion Laws Around the World
Laws controlling access to abortion vary widely throughout the globe, with many countries limiting the procedure to preserve the pregnant patient’s life or health, or on social grounds such as rape or fetal impairment.
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Anti-Abortion Activist: Aborted Fetuses Given Funeral, Names
An anti-abortion activist says a funeral and “naming ceremony” were held for the five fetuses officers discovered inside her Capitol Hill apartment.
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Fetuses Found in DC Home of Anti-Abortion Activist
Five fetuses were found in the Capitol Hill home of anti-abortion activist Lauren Handy, police say. News4’s Derrick Ward reports Handy put out a statement on her Facebook page.
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DC Police Find 5 Fetuses in Anti-Abortion Activist's Home
Police found five fetuses in an anti-abortion activist’s Capitol Hill home. News4’s Derrick Ward has the latest on the investigation.
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Who Is Lauren Handy, the Woman With 5 Fetuses Found in Her DC Home?
Police in Washington, D.C. found five fetuses inside the Capitol Hill home of Lauren Handy, 28, Wednesday. Handy is an anti-abortion activist. She is the Director of Activism for an organization called the “Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising.” On Wednesday, March 30, police officers discovered 5 fetuses inside Handy’s home. Officers initially went to Handy’s home after receiving a tip about potential…
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DC Police Find 5 Fetuses in Home of Anti-Abortion Activist Lauren Handy
Washington, D.C., officers discovered five fetuses inside the Capitol Hill home where an anti-abortion activist lives, police say.
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Anti-Abortion Protesters Rally in the District
Hundreds of people gathered Friday in the District for the largest anti-abortion rights rally in the U.S.—March for Life. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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March for Life Returns to DC: What to Know, Street Closures
Here’s what to know about the March for Life 2022 in Washington, D.C., including road closures and the schedule.
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Nation's Largest Anti-Abortion Protest Returns to DC
The biggest anti-abortion rights rally is set to return to D.C. on Friday, with about 50,000 people expected to attend. News4’s Justin Finch reports.
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March for Life Asks Its Supporters to Stay Home This Year
Organizers of the March for Life are asking their supporters nationwide not to gather in Washington this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic and political unrest
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Trump Becomes First President to Attend March for Life
President Donald Trump became the first president on Friday to speak at the annual March for Life event.
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Preparations Underway as President Plans to Attend March for Life
President Donald Trump plans to become the first president to appear at the March for Life in person. Added security will impact Friday’s morning commute on both the roads and the rails. News4’s Cory Smith spoke with people who plan to rally alongside the president.
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Photos: ‘March for Life' in DC Celebrates 45th Anniversary
Up to 100,000 anti-abortion activists plan to gather in Washington, D.C. on Friday for the 45th annual March for Life, where President Donald Trump is set to become the first sitting president to address the anti-abortion demonstration. March for Life marks the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, Roe v. Wade. Thousands of people are expected to rally…
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Abortion Clinic Opens in Bethesda to Protests, Prayers
An abortion provider who previously worked in Germantown, Maryland, opened a clinic Tuesday in Bethesda. Anti-abortion activists held protests and prayer vigils. “This is a war. And this is a battle that has worked in the past,” one speaker outside the clinic said. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.
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GOP to Tackle Planned Parenthood in Repeal: Ryan
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday that Republicans would slash federal dollars for Planned Parenthood as part of the GOP effort to repeal the health care law.
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Indiana Woman to Appeal Feticide Conviction After Illegal Abortion
Attorneys for an Indiana woman found guilty of killing the premature infant she delivered after ingesting abortion-inducing drugs will ask an appeals court Monday to throw out the convictions that led to her 20-year prison sentence.