 Just
after you have a baby people ask all sorts of interesting questions.
Questions about pooping and labor and the details of breastfeeding. By
and large, however, one of the most common questions I field is, “So,
are you guys going to have more kids?”
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 While
the accommodations may satisfy some employers, others are likely to
continue court challenges to the contraception mandate on the grounds
that it violated their First Amendment religious rights, according to
several lawyers.
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 "You
made your point about the ubiquity of Down syndrome abortion in order
to defend a terrible assertion. You suggested on Twitter, Dr. Dawkins, a
moral imperative to abort children conceived with Down Syndrome. You
said that if a woman had the choice to abort such a child, and she
failed to so, she would have acted immorally. I’m troubled by that, and, very honestly, I’m confused."
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 Pope Francis has called the family of U.S. journalist James Foley, who was beheaded by ISIS militants earlier this week, a Vatican spokesman has confirmed.
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 Republican
Senate hopeful Cory Gardner's opposition to abortion rights "is way too
extreme for Colorado," women voters say in ads Senate Democrats'
campaign arm began running Thursday, which is deeply ironic considering
opponent Mark Udall's ads feature a young girl being used as a tool for
so-called abortion "rights."
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 A 23% jump in the teen birthrate
between 1986 and 1991 prompted a flurry of public and private
initiatives to promote abstinence and the use of birth control, and
they're working, the CDC researchers wrote. No mention of the glaringly
obvious elephant in the room: abortion.
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