It's no secret abortion is one of the most divisive topics in the U.S., especially in the wake of the Supreme Court's controversial 2022 overturn of Roe v. Wade. According to Pew Research Center data, as of 2022 public support for legal access to abortion has remained largely stable over the past few years, with 61 percent believing abortion should be "legal in all or most cases." However, there are also many people who say, largely due to personal religious beliefs, that abortion should not be legal in the U.

There are many times when we need to adjust our plans, and for many, that happens at the end of a relationship. For movie star Sam Claflin, his divorce meant he had to figure out fatherhood all over again and how that would look co-parenting his two children with his ex-wife. So, he took the time to do just that. In an interview with Variety, the Hunger Games star talked about his tough year while adjusting to some big life changes, including acting in a new TV series, Daisy Jones And The Six, and the end of his marriage.

Meet Cody (Allen) Assenmacher, one among the lineup of competitors ready to challenge for a $1 million prize on Survivor 43. The series kicked off with a two-hour premiere on 21 September 2022 and here’s ‘Cody Assenmacher Bio’ to tell you all about his height, parents, wife, and journey through Survivor 43. Cody Assenmacher On Survivor 43 Cody is a self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie and someone who lives to get radical. He is no stranger to island life, his plan for playing is outlined by some of his previous favorite players.

If you’ve never had sex in a car, well, you might want to think about correcting it. Car sex, while once the territory of horny teenagers and horny teenagers alone, sits firmly on the list of “things every couple must try.” Why? Because variety is the spice of life and you’re not too old to revisit the hits. There’s much to be said for this hallmark of the unhoused youth: the thrill of getting caught, the change of scenery, and, yes, the essentialness of spontaneity.

At first glance, tee ball may look like a chaotic melee of tiny bats, group fielding, and wrong-way base running. And, well, it is. But it’s also real baseball, just aimed more at fostering fun and fundamentals than winning or losing. Targeted to both boys and girls ages 4- to 7-years-old, Tee ball is about learning the game ⏤ and learning to love the game ⏤ in a non-competitive environment. As such, the ball’s hit off a tee so it’s easy to make contact, every child plays the entire game, and nobody wears spikes, or keeps score for the most part.