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PA House Panel Passes Bill to Prohibit Abortion of Down Syndrome Babies

(CNS News) On May 25, State Rep. Kate Klunk (R-York County) led the Pennsylvania House Health Committee in approving “Down syndrome protection legislation,” HB 1500, by a vote of 15-10. The bill, which prohibits the abortion of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome or based on sex, is now being considered by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

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PA House Panel Passes Bill to Prohibit Abortion of Down Syndrome Babies

By Ashlianna Kreiner | May 28, 2021 | 2:56pm EDT (Getty Images) (CNS News) On May 25, State Rep. Kate Klunk (R-York County) led the Pennsylvania House Health Committee in approving “Down syndrome protection legislation,” HB 1500, by a vote of 15-10. The bill, which prohibits the abortion of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome or based on sex, is now being considered by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. As the legislation states, “An abortion shall not be deemed a necessary abortion if any of the following apply: (i) The abortion is sought because of the sex of the unborn child. (ii) The abortion is sought because the unborn child receives a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome.”

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Primus Rush tribute tour now set to kick off in August | Q106 Rock On! | WJXQ

Primus Rush tribute tour now set to kick off in August | Q106 Rock On! | WJXQ
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Primus Rush tribute tour now set to kick off in August

By Syndicated Content Thomas Cooper/Getty Images The outing, during which the âJohn the Fishermanâ rockers will perform Rushâs A Farewell to Kings in its entirety, was originally scheduled to launch in 2020 before being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The initially rescheduled itinerary was set to kick off in June 2021, but thatâs now been pushed back a few months to an August 2021 start. âFinally, the clouds are parting, the planets are aligning, the dough is risingâ¦whatever metaphor floats your [proverbial] boat, PRIMUS is going on tour again,â says frontman Les Claypool. Wolfmother will open for all shows.

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Pro-Trump Lawyer Lin Wood Has Completely Lost His Damn Mind, Former Friend Says

Getty Images | Thomas Cooper According to The New York Times, former colleagues described Wood as someone who shares many traits with the president, including his opposition to mainstream media which he also uses to build his brand and his penchant for intimidating enemies with lawsuits and shocking the people around him. The publication pointed to lawyers who have worked alongside Wood who said that he is animated and aggressive both in the courtroom and in his everyday life. Still, like Ziegler, some of his former colleagues claim that Wood has changed amid his apparent jump into the world of right-wing conspiracy theories. Timothy Terrell, a law professor at Emory University, said the Wood of today bears basically no resemblance to the person he used to know.

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