1. Access to medical care.
2. Rights and protections as a female person.
3. Better protected rights as a citizen.
4. Wouldn’t be sold to US corporations.
5. A safer community and society.
6. Better transportation system.
Why don’t you be a good Republican and go measure mifepristone levels in the water? Meanwhile, American women die. Not that people like you care. You are the liar.
Reporting Highlights
• Increase in Deaths: ProPublica's analysis of CDC data found that almost 200 women died after an ectopic pregnancy from 2020 to 2025, compared with about 100 in the previous six years.
• Delays in Care: Abortion bans make exceptions for ectopic pregnancies, but getting a definitive diagnosis can mean waiting days or even weeks, while the risk of rupture and death rises.
• Federal Inaction: There's been no public response to the increase in deaths.
The Department of Health and Human Services has drastically cut maternal health staffers and grant funding.
These highlights were written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story.
The U.S. war with Iran has cost the federal government an estimated $37.5 billion in direct military spending. Simultaneously, the conflict has driven energy and consumer price inflation, adding over $68 billion in extra fuel expenses alone and bringing the total economic burden to roughly $1,100 to $1,400 per American household.
