Texas Abortions Drop to Near Zero

Segment 1: Texas Abortions Drop to Near Zero

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Texas has experienced a dramatic decline in abortion procedures. Recent reports indicate a 99.5% decrease in abortions performed within the state, effectively bringing the number to near zero. This significant reduction reflects the impact of stringent state laws and the shifting judicial landscape on abortion access in Texas.

Segment 2: Trump Withdraws from UN Abortion Referral Agency

President Donald Trump has announced the withdrawal of the United States from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), an agency known for its involvement in global reproductive health and abortion referrals. This move aligns with the administration’s commitment to pro-life policies and its stance against international organizations that promote or provide abortion services.

Segment 3: Trump Halts Pentagon-Funded Abortion Travel

In a recent policy shift, the Pentagon has ceased reimbursing service members for travel expenses related to obtaining abortions. This change reverses a previous policy that covered travel costs for military personnel seeking reproductive health care, including abortions, in states where such services are restricted. The decision underscores the administration’s efforts to eliminate federal support for abortion-related services within the military.