US EditionTrump administration cutting some funds to Planned Parenthood
- The Trump administration has frozen $35 million in Title X funding, affecting various states, including Maine and Missouri, where funds will be reduced to zero.
- Title X is the federal family planning program aimed at providing health services to low-income Americans, with 60% of women using funded clinics for healthcare.
- The administration's action follows a previous freeze of $120 million in Title X grants to ensure compliance with executive orders on diversity and inclusion.
- This funding cut will lead to millions losing access to essential health services, such as pregnancy testing and contraception, impacting many Americans' healthcare options.
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Planned Parenthood sites in Minnesota — Rochester included — among those affected by Title X funding cutoff
ROCHESTER — This week, the Trump administration began withholding federal dollars for health services at Planned Parenthood sites across the country, including in Minnesota. “This decision is really heartbreaking for a number of reasons,” said Ruth Richardson, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood North Central States, which encompasses Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas. Several affiliates for Planned Parenthood — the nonprofit reprodu…
Duluth News Tribune
Planned Parenthood sites in Minnesota among those affected by Title X funding cutoff
ROCHESTER — This week, the Trump administration began withholding federal dollars for health services at Planned Parenthood sites across the country, including in Minnesota. “This decision is really heartbreaking for a number of reasons,” said Ruth Richardson, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood North Central States, which encompasses Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas. Several affiliates for Planned Parenthood — the nonprofit reprodu…
Los Angeles Times
arcamax.comTrump administration to audit California sex education curriculum for 'medical accuracy'
The Trump administration is reviewing a California sex ed program. LBGTQ+ advocates worry about censorship of queer and transgender healthcare information.
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