"I bet your p*ssy looked really good when they pulled that dead baby out of it," one pro-abortion podcaster declared.
"Make a habit of exchanging contact information with any new partner to allow for sexual health follow-up," the CDC recommends.
"You may find them guilty, even if it was impossible for them to successfully complete the crime," Judge Jonker instructed told the jury.
The video is part of the "Adrian Project," an initiative designed to recruit college students into the IRS.
Quiet quitting has caught on with Gen Zers and nearly 1/4 of Americans are doing it, it's also contributing to inflation and layoffs.
"Next time you stop at a gas station, think of it as a $100-a-month tax cut. Or a maybe $100-a-month raise, said CNN.
He told the crowd that these the policies enacted in Florida could be ones that Pennsylvania could have, should they elect Mastriano for office.
On the Discovery+ series called "Good Sex," viewers will be shown snippets of the couple's intimate footage, with censored private parts.
The poll's findings also revealed that 53 percent of rising sophomores would probably/definitely not go on a date with someone who supported the other side in 2020.
NYC public schools have seen a meteoric drop in attendance and enrollment, that will lead to schools merging, and soon class sizes will be enormous.
Bannon said young men need to "commit" to the cause, to the fight, "you have to give part of your being, part of your spirit, part of what you are. Not money, you don’t need to write checks."
The Protect Children's Innocence Act would outright prohibit all so-called "gender affirmative" care for minors in US and offer civil protections to any minor upon whom these procedures were done.
Maura Priest compares parents who do not want their children to have access to medical interventions to the physical abuse of children.
Since the fiscal year 2016–17, San Francisco has spent over $2.8 billion on homelessness, but year after year, the number of homeless in the city continues to spike.
"Yale Medicine’s program, which treats people as young as 3 and up to age 25, combines mental-health care with medical treatment, in the form of puberty blockers and hormones, when appropriate."