Update: A domestic violence case that promised to alter the way American law enforcement agencies handle batterers was settled in San Francisco for $1 million.
Two very distinct candidates are in the race to be the chief executive officer of a state bigger than many nations. With 8 million women registered and 3 million more eligible, both have campaign strategies to increase their appeal to female voters.
Operating out of a San Francisco Bay area office, a group of volunteers is offering post-abortion peer counseling that takes no moral or political stance. Half the callers are men.
Arizona may become the latest state to challenge the federal push towards abstinence-only sex education. A proposed law would require the state’s sex-ed classes to include updated information about contraception and sexually transmitted diseases.
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