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Congo rebel group kills at least 19 people in attack on eastern town
By Jean-yves Kamale On January 26, 2024 KINSHASA, CONGO – At least 19 people were killed when rebels attacked a town in Congo’s North Kivu province, the army said late Thursday, the latest violence in the country’s conflict-battered east. The rebels shelled the town of Mweso, where they “indiscriminately dropped mortar bombs,” which also injured…
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Rohingya migrants speak out on never-ending nightmare as they flee through Asia
More than 4,500 Rohingya fled Myanmar last year, the UN said. ByBritt Clennett, Karson Yiu, Lindsey Griswold, Karishma Vyas, and Ivan Pereira On January 27, 2024 For the last seven years, Rohingya Muslims in southeast Asia have been facing a never-ending nightmare that they say follows them to every place they’ve fled. Hundreds of thousands…
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Ex-Melania Aide Issues Warning to Women About Donald Trump
By Nick Mordowanec On January 17, 2024 The 2024 presidential election is about “choice” and women will decide the next commander-in-chief, says Melania Trump‘s former aide and friend. Stephanie Winston Wolkoff was formerly an aide and close confidant of the ex-first lady. Winston Wolkoff, who began her career in the New York arts and fashion world, developed…
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Biden’s campaign pushes abortion rights in the 2024 battle with Republicans
By Chris Megerian On January 18, 2024 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s reelection team is preparing a nationwide series of events and an advertising campaign focused on the battle over abortion rights, highlighting what Democrats believe will be a potent political weapon against likely Republican nominee Donald Trump. Vice President Kamala Harris has led the charge…
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VIDEO: AHEAD OF ROE V. WADE ANNIVERSARY, ROSEN HIGHLIGHTS EFFECTS OF ANTI-CHOICE ATTACKS ON WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE CARE
On January 17, 2024 WASHINGTON, DC – Today, during a Senate briefing on the state of abortion rights in the United States, Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV) highlighted the effects of the ongoing anti-choice attacks on women’s access to reproductive care following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Senator Rosen questioned Dr. Austin Dennard, a doctor from Texas…
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Roe anniversary reheats abortion wars
By Victoria Knight On January 19, 2024 Roe v. Wade may be history but Monday’s anniversary of the 1973 decision is providing a potent rallying point for both sides in the abortion wars. Driving the news: Amid a showdown over funding the government, House Republican leaders brought up a pair of symbolic bills they said would protect pregnant…
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Phoenix will be the National Women’s March location for 2024. Here’s what you need to know
Arizona was chosen to be the site of the national march because it is the “next major abortion battleground,” according to Women’s March organizers. By Kyra O’Connor On January 18, 2024 PHOENIX — The national Women’s March will be held in Phoenix on Jan. 20. The Phoenix march will be one of over 100 marches and events…
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‘We’ve got to earn reelection’: VP Kamala Harris talks about 2024 campaign, women’s rights on ‘The View’
Harris says Americans are scared about the future of reproductive rights. By Ivan Pereira On January 17, 2023 Vice President Kamala Harris stopped by on “The View” Wednesday to talk about the administration’s message to voters and its goals as the 2024 presidential election kicks off. Harris said she was “scared as heck” when asked…
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The Architects of Florida’s 6-week Abortion Ban Have Another Proposal
BY ROMY ELLENBOGEN HERALD/TIMES TALLAHASSEE BUREAU JANUARY 25, 2024 9:31 AM TALLAHASSEE Florida lawmakers want parents to be able to receive civil damages for the wrongful death of an unborn child — legislation that has abortion advocates fearful it could punish doctors who perform the already limited procedure. In Florida, someone can already be criminally charged for…
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