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In October 2005, Annie Anderson was accused of abandoning her 24-hour-old infant, referred to by authorities as “Baby Skylar,” in a trash can at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Anderson claimed she was unaware she was pregnant, gave birth in a hotel bathtub, drowned the newborn, and then threw the baby’s body in the trash before boarding a flight to Washington state. The case remained unsolved for years until advancements in genealogy and DNA analysis led investigators to Anderson, now 51, who has reportedly confessed to the crime. Following her arrest, the pro-abortion group Repro Legal Defense Fund, an organization...

Mozilla has made its stance on abortion clear. In a blog posted on its website Wednesday, the company said it reviewed 25 period and pregnancy tracker apps. Mozilla warned that 18 of the 25 apps “have opaque privacy protection.” The apps have a warning label of “*Privacy Not Included.” Mozilla has expressed concern about the government using information from technology apps to prosecute women who obtain an illegal abortion, despite an absence of evidence that state governments will do this. “Companies collecting personal and sensitive health information need to be extra diligent when it comes to the privacy and security...

Elected prosecutors across 29 states have signed a statement suggesting they will refuse to prosecute people who seek, assist and provide those who have abortions following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the 50-year law that guaranteed access to the procedure in every state. Those signing the statement include officials from states including Mississippi, Missouri and Wisconsin that have enacted bans or about to introduce bans following Roe v. Wade's reversal. 'Not all of us agree on a personal or moral level on the issue of abortion, but we stand together in our firm belief that prosecutors have a responsibility...