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#politics
Breitbart: Trump Admin Proposes Ending Biden Rule Allowing Abortions at VA
The Department of Veterans Affairs has proposed a rule to reverse a Biden-era policy that allowed taxpayer-funded abortions for veterans in certain cases. The new rule, which will undergo a 30-day public comment period, states that abortions would only be permitted when the mother’s life is at risk.
The VA argues that the previous policy was legally questionable and strayed from over two decades of precedent. Under the proposed rule, the focus is on providing necessary medical services to veterans, emphasizing that abortions are not considered "needed" services unless the mother’s life is endangered.
#culture
Fox News: Kristin Davis reveals 'Melrose Place' co-star wouldn't speak to her on set during filming
Kristin Davis shared her experience on the set of "Melrose Place," revealing that one co-star was unfriendly and refused to speak to her. Despite this, she felt fortunate to be part of the show and emphasized the competitive atmosphere among cast members during that era.
In contrast, Davis took a welcoming approach on the set of "Sex and the City," aiming to make new actors feel comfortable. She reflected on her audition process for "Melrose Place," where she beat out Hilary Swank for the role, and expressed gratitude for her time on the show.
#crime
GB News: Two Afghan migrants charged with rape of girl, just 12, in much-loved market town
Two Afghan asylum seekers, Ahmad Mulakhil and Mohammad Kabir, have been charged in connection with the rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. Mulakhil faces charges of rape, while Kabir is charged with kidnapping, strangulation, and aiding the crime. Both men are currently in custody.
Warwickshire Police reportedly advised local officials not to disclose the suspects' asylum status to avoid community tensions, following previous incidents that led to protests. The police emphasized their commitment to the investigation and support for the victim while adhering to national guidelines regarding the release of sensitive information.