Judiciary

Ohio Woman Pleads Guilty to Vandalizing Pro-Life Reproductive Health Clinic

An Ohio woman has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge after defacing a pro-life reproductive health clinic earlier this year. Whitney M. Durant, also known as Soren Monroe, admitted to painting derogatory messages on the clinic walls and potentially faces jail time for her actions. Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division emphasized that defacing facilities providing reproductive health services will not be tolerated in society. The Justice Department is committed to enforcing the FACE Act, which protects patients seeking reproductive health services and the facilities that provide such services...

A Trailblazing Appointment: Reflecting on Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's Historic Nomination

Sandra Day O'Connor, an Arizona rancher's daughter, was appointed by President Ronald Reagan to the Supreme Court in 1981. She was hailed as 'the most qualified woman' for the position. Before her appointment, O'Connor had already made a remarkable impact in both politics and the judiciary. She was the first female majority leader of the Arizona Senate and had served as a county court judge and on the Arizona Court of Appeals...

Pro-Life Democrat Calls Out Biden in Gruesome Anti-Abortion Ad

Democratic presidential candidate and pro-life activist Terrisa Bukovinac is planning to run a gruesome ad to call out pro-choice members of her party. Bukovinac's motivation stems from the experience of recovering the remains of 115 aborted children, with five of them being past the age of viability...

Arkansas Attorney General Blocks Proposed Amendment to Abortion Ballot Measure

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin rejected the wording of a proposed ballot measure that seeks to repeal the state's abortion ban and prevent restrictions on the procedure within 18 weeks after conception. The proposed constitutional amendment, titled The Arkansas Reproductive Healthcare Amendment, was submitted by the group Arkansans for Limited Government...