Travel State abortion bans forcing interstate travel, U.S. Senate panel hears – Dodge City Daily Globe Published 5 months ago on June 17, 2024 By Admin Share Tweet Lauren Miller, who was denied access to an abortion in Texas, listens during a hearing with a U.S. Senate Judiciary subcommittee on June 12, 2024. The subcommittee held the hearing to discuss abortion bans and interstate travel to access them after the 2022 Supreme Court ruling that overturned the right to an abortion. [PHOTO BY Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images] Jennifer ShuttKansas Reflector WASHINGTON — When Lauren Miller flew from her home state of Texas to Colorado two years ago she felt a moment of… Previous Post Fresh from the hen house Next Post Kansas prisons will give doses of opioid antidote to some inmates when they’re released Related Topics: Up Next Nab Up to 55% Off These 15 Travel Essentials on Amazon Don't Miss Indianapolis is among the worst US cities for summer travel, per Forbes Continue Reading Latest Fashion27 minutes ago Everything We Know So Far About Christopher Kane’s Buzzy New Capsule Shopping30 minutes ago Online holiday shopping scams growing, report shows 82% of consumers victim of fraud Shopping41 minutes ago Mastercard to Begin Rollout of Shopping Experiences Supporting Small Businesses | PYMNTS.com Sports48 minutes ago Your Call: Go for 1 or 2 after a miracle late touchdown? Fashion51 minutes ago Angelina Jolie’s Next Film Is Set In The World of French Fashion Sports55 minutes ago Commanders will evaluate Brian Robinson’s ankle injury throughout the week Bussiness56 minutes ago Insight Astronomy prepares for Small Business Saturday Bussiness56 minutes ago Harkins’ role expands to include leadership of statewide Graduate School of Business – UMaine News – University of Maine World58 minutes ago Lame duck Biden pardons Thanksgiving turkeys as the world burns Travel59 minutes ago How to Travel With Less Stress This Thanksgiving