Groups such as the International Planned Parenthood Federation and MSI Reproductive Choices have condemned the move as wasteful and ideologically driven, accusing the administration of putting politics ahead of global health needs.
The White House defends the decision, citing its push to reduce foreign aid spending. Critics counter that the policy not only wastes taxpayer money but also worsens health crises in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.
President Donald Trump has accused music superstar Beyoncé, talk show icon Oprah Winfrey, and civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton of unlawfully accepting large payments to support Vice President Kamala…
Read moreFederal Election Commission (FEC) records do not match Trump’s figures. Instead, they show Beyoncé’s company Parkwood Entertainment was paid roughly $165,000 for production expenses, Oprah’s Harpo Productions received about $1…
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She Thought It Was Quinoa—Then She Looked Closer and Gagged. Finding something unexpected in your lunch can be unsettling—especially when it looks like a cluster of tiny brown balls on…
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In a move sparking outrage from public health advocates, the Trump administration has ordered nearly $10 million worth of taxpayer-funded contraceptives—pills, IUDs, and implants—to be incinerated, rejecting offers from charities…
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thought it was just a funny momentA few days ago, I was at the grocery store, frustrated after a long, exhausting day. As I turned into one of the aisles,…
Read moreWhen I got there, I was already on edge. I could barely explain myself to the front desk, just insisting someone see me immediately. I kept repeating how much pain…
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