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Alliance for Life argues that “in practice, this language would subject vulnerable women to life in prison or even the death penalty,” and have pushed to replace it with language that removes any “proposals that seek to criminalize women who obtain abortions, including calls for the death penalty or lengthy prison sentences.” The group describes said proposals as being counterproductive to the pro-life movement.

TN Right to Life is advertising for their 50th anniversary. They are planning their annual “Pro-Life Day on the Hill” at the Capitol on Nashville. Their theme? “The Next 50 Years Starts Now.” What a horrific statement. They are openly admitting they plan to be working to keep abortion legal for pregnant women for at least the next 50 years. We at Abolish Abortion TN desire this holocaust in our state to not remain legal for even 50 more seconds, let alone 50 years. If you are a Tennesseans who truly wants abortion abolished, please take TN Right to Life at their word that they have no plans on that happening anytime in the next 50 years—but we do. If you’d like more information, please visit our website at https://t.co/ZcnZa2GyoY.

340–141. That’s the vote by which the European Parliament adopted a resolution yesterday calling for the full recognition of trans women as women across EU policy. It also rejected an amendment stating that "only biological women can become pregnant." Read that again. 233 MEPs voted against affirming that pregnancy is biologically female. This isn’t about courtesy or pronouns. It’s about law, language, and the destruction of biological clarity in public policy. While resolutions may be nonbinding, they shape funding priorities, institutional language, legal frameworks, and educational standards across the EU. When legislative bodies struggle to affirm basic biological realities, it signals something deeper than tolerance. It is another flashing warning sign that delusional ideology is overtaking empirical fact. Once institutions lose the ability to define clearly sex-based categories, the consequences ripple far beyond semantics — into medicine, sport, prisons, data collection, and women’s legal protections. This is not about bigotry. It is about governance.