Abortion Amendment Disqualified from Maine 2024 Election Ballot
According to the Maine Division of Public Health Systems’ most recent data, there were 2,225 abortions in the state in 2022, up from 1,915 in 2021.
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State Attorneys General Threaten Lawsuit Over Maine Abortion, Transgender Bill
‘Maine has every right to decide what Maine’s laws are and how those laws should be enforced. But that same right applies to every state,’ the letter states.
Pope Francis Sends ‘Blessings of Strength and Peace’ After Shooting in Maine
‘He expresses his spiritual closeness to all those suffering from this unspeakable tragedy, especially the families who lost loved ones,’ said an Oct. 28 telegram.
Mass Shootings in Maine: Multiple People Killed As Manhunt Continues
The shootings reportedly took place at both a restaurant and a bowling alley in Lewiston, the second most populous city in Maine, in the southern part of the state.
Maine’s New All-Nine-Month Abortion Law Won’t Be Challenged in Referendum
In light of the current political landscape, pro-lifers are looking to state legislature races in 2024 instead.
With New Law, It’s Easier Than Ever to Get a Late-Term Abortion in Maine
Joel Stetkis, the Chairman of the Maine GOP, said in a statement following the governor’s signing of the bill that it is “truly a dark day for our beloved state of Maine.”
Religious Liberty Wins Big in Supreme Court’s Historic Term
COMMENTARY: Besides Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, the High Court upheld the First Amendment’s right to religious exercise and expression in four other important cases.
Maine's Catholic Churches Continue Mass Attendance, While Ecumenical Group Urges Online Services
Access to the Eucharist is one of the motivating factors for keeping churches open.
Supreme Court’s Baffling Maine Decision
COMMENTARY: Given the court’s previous track record in defending religious freedom, we can at least hope that its Oct. 29 ruling isn’t the end of the story.
The History Behind the Next Landmark School Choice Case
The state of Maine operates a tuition assistance program to help families pay for public or private schools, but religious schools have been excluded for more than 40 years. The case may soon head to the Supreme Court.
