December 6, 2025

Abortion Pill

Blue States Want Unfettered Distribution of Abortion Pill, Including Mail Delivery

pgnewser June 25, 2025

Democrat states demand FDA end safety checks for abortion pill distribution– www.lifesitenews.com
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(Live Action) — The states of Massachusetts, California, New Jersey, and New York have petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to remove the REMS safety requirements put in place to monitor adverse events of the abortion pill (mifepristone).

The moves comes as Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) signaled a review.

Key takeaways

  • The abortion pill “record” – including the “experts” who originally reviewed the drug – has been kept secret from the American public, so any pro-abortion bias involved in the approval decisions is unknown.
  • Big Abortion has executed a scheme to hide abortion pill complications for decades, potentially impacting FDA decisions.
  • The Petitioner States seeking to be released from following safety protocols ultimately want increased access to abortion.
  • The states admit that most of their abortions are already committed by pill, yet they claim the REMS safety protocols are “burdensome.”
  • The states go so far as to claim that known risks associated with the abortion pill aren’t caused by the pill, despite the FDA’s mifepristone label and other studies showing otherwise.

6-months pregnant mother dies after husband allegedly forces abortion pills– www.lifesitenews.com

pgnewser June 5, 2025

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A young mother in India has died after her husband allegedly forced her to take abortion pills, reportedly due to a superstitious belief about pregnancy interfering with housewarming rituals.

“Pravallika,” 23, was six months pregnant when she suffered heavy bleeding and died following an allegedly coerced abortion in Adilabad district, Telangana, on Saturday. Her husband, S. Prashant, is accused by her family of administering the pills against her will and then fleeing the scene.

According to a police complaint filed by her brother, Pravallika had taken the pills under pressure from Prashant, who claimed pregnancy would interfere with religious ceremonies for their new home.

Pravallika’s relatives say he held the belief that a woman should not be pregnant while engaging in the housewarming rites, known as Griha Pravesh. Online sources, like the Mumbai-based Housing.com, repeat this prohibition, although not as an absolute rule.

Pravallika was initially treated at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences in Adilabad but was transferred to Gandhi Hospital in Secunderabad when her condition worsened. She died Saturday evening.