Louisiana Demands FDA End ‘Illegal’ Mail-Order Abortion Pills

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Louisiana Demands FDA End ‘Illegal’ Mail-Order Abortion Pills — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently acknowledged that at least 10 deaths of American children were directly linked to Covid-19 vaccines. This revelation has raised significant concerns among young Americans, particularly those in Generation Z, who experienced the pandemic's disruptions firsthand. Explainer As A Former DC Cop, The Federal Takeover Was The Right Move Vaccine Mandates and Youth Experience During the pandemic, many high schools and colleges mandated Covid vaccinations, presenting them as essential for returning to normalcy. According to reports, teenagers complied with these mandates despite limited discussions about potential risks associated with the vaccines. The prevailing narrative framed vaccination as a moral obligation, leading many students to prioritize compliance over personal health concerns. "It was easier than trying to fight school boards and colleges worried about their public image," said one observer, reflecting on the pressures faced by students. As a result, many felt compelled to receive the vaccine to participate in school activities and maintain social connections. Shift in Political Sentiments The FDA's recent admission may catalyze a shift in political attitudes among young Americans. A growing number of Gen Z individuals are expressing skepticism towards government institutions and health authorities. Reports indicate that 73% of 18-29-year-olds are choosing not to affiliate with the Democratic Party, suggesting a potential pivot towards more conservative or moderate political views. The 80th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials serves as a critical reminder of the horrors associated with unchecked human experimentation during World War II.

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This milestone highlights the atrocities that led to the establishment of the 1947 Nuremberg Code, a foundational document in medical ethics that emphasizes informed consent, minimal risk, and the prohibition of exploiting vulnerable human beings. The code prioritizes the safety of all human subjects over any perceived societal benefits. Explainer Amid Review Of Deadly Abortion Drug, FDA Greenlights Copycat However, a significant flaw in U.S. regulations warrants attention: the outdated definitions in 45 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 46, which governs the protection of human subjects in research funded or conducted by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Critics argue that it is time to align this decades-old law with current scientific understanding of human embryology. While 45 CFR 46 offers baseline protections and additional safeguards for vulnerable populations, it contains misleading definitions regarding fundamental terms related to human development. For instance, the regulation defines a "fetus" as the "product of conception from implantation until delivery" and "pregnancy" as the time from implantation until delivery. Notably, it fails to define the term "embryo," which is critical since the embryonic period is when all major organs and body systems begin to form. Experts in human embryology assert that the first stage of human development begins at fertilization, not implantation.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is facing a lawsuit filed by the Michigan GOP and the Republican National Committee, alleging that her directive allowing individuals who have never resided in Michigan to vote violates the state’s constitution and election law. The lawsuit, obtained exclusively by The Federalist, challenges Benson's guidance regarding overseas voters under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act. Explainer As A Former DC Cop, The Federal Takeover Was The Right Move The complaint seeks to block Benson's directive and obtain a declaratory judgment stating that her guidance contradicts existing law. citizens who have never lived in the country to vote in Michigan elections. According to the complaint, Benson's directive states that a U.S. citizen with a parent or spouse last domiciled in Michigan is eligible to vote, provided they have not registered in another state. The plaintiffs argue that this interpretation is an illegal expansion of for overseas citizens. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is actively reviewing safety data related to mifepristone, a medication responsible for more than half of the abortions in the United States. This lawsuit is a renewed effort following a similar case filed shortly before the 2024 presidential election, which was dismissed by Judge Sima Patel of the state’s Court of Claims. Patel, appointed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, cited the laches doctrine, arguing that the Republicans were attempting to disenfranchise voters too close to the election. The current lawsuit claims that Benson's guidance unlawfully waives residency requirements, allowing U.S. What to watch next is whether new filings, agency actions, votes, or court decisions change the timeline—and how officials respond in the weeks ahead.

Why it matters

The coverage highlights: FDA Acknowledges Covid Vaccine-Related Deaths, Impacting Gen Z's Trust in Government. The coverage highlights: New Law Lets Texans Sue Abortion Drug Traffickers. The coverage highlights: Suit: California's Race-Based Gerrymandering Is Unconstitutional. The coverage highlights: 80 Years After Nuremberg Trials, Doctors Still Commit Atrocities. The coverage highlights: Jack Smith Ignored Constitutional Standards In Arctic Frost Lawfare. The coverage highlights: Exclusive: Lawsuit Claims Leftist Benson Is Breaking Election Law.

Key facts & context

2025-12-05: FDA Acknowledges Covid Vaccine-Related Deaths, Impacting Gen Z's Trust in Government. 2025-12-04: New Law Lets Texans Sue Abortion Drug Traffickers. 2025-12-03: Suit: California's Race-Based Gerrymandering Is Unconstitutional. 2025-11-28: 80 Years After Nuremberg Trials, Doctors Still Commit Atrocities. 2025-11-25: Jack Smith Ignored Constitutional Standards In Arctic Frost Lawfare. 2025-11-21: Exclusive: Lawsuit Claims Leftist Benson Is Breaking Election Law. 2025-10-30: Woman Coerced Into Abortion Sues FDA Over Mail-Order Drug Access. 2025-10-28: Inaction On Abortion Pill Puts Women At Risk Of Harm, Abuse. 2025-10-10: 51 GOP Senators Urge HHS, FDA to Restrict Abortion Drug. 2025-10-09: Louisiana Demands FDA End ‘Illegal’ Mail-Order Abortion Pills.

Timeline & key developments

2025-12-05: FDA Acknowledges Covid Vaccine-Related Deaths, Impacting Gen Z's Trust in Government. 2025-12-04: New Law Lets Texans Sue Abortion Drug Traffickers. 2025-12-03: Suit: California's Race-Based Gerrymandering Is Unconstitutional. 2025-11-28: 80 Years After Nuremberg Trials, Doctors Still Commit Atrocities. 2025-11-25: Jack Smith Ignored Constitutional Standards In Arctic Frost Lawfare. 2025-11-21: Exclusive: Lawsuit Claims Leftist Benson Is Breaking Election Law. 2025-10-30: Woman Coerced Into Abortion Sues FDA Over Mail-Order Drug Access. 2025-10-28: Inaction On Abortion Pill Puts Women At Risk Of Harm, Abuse. 2025-10-10: 51 GOP Senators Urge HHS, FDA to Restrict Abortion Drug.

Primary sources

• Louisiana V U S Food Drug Administration — courtlistener.com
• Documentsingle — chrissmith.house.gov
• supremecourt.gov PDF

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