Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Dan Rather's withering criticism of CBS 'doesn't reflect reality,' network insider says LA mayoral hopeful Nithya Raman calls herself both a 'capitalist' and 'democratic socialist' Trump's brutal Truth Social attack on Bill Maher after dinner sparks confusion online A Colorado woman who offers abortion alternatives outside clinics is battling a state law that prohibits her from approaching someone too closely, warning the rule has turned what she considers a compassionate conversation into a legal risk. Wendy Faustin, a pro-life sidewalk counselor challenging Colorado’s so-called “bubble law,” told Fox News Digital the restrictions prevent her from quietly offering women information about pregnancy resource centers, adoption agencies and other alternatives to abortion. “If you’re within 100 feet of the entrance to an abortion clinic, I can’t approach someone within 8 feet to give them any alternative information,” Faustin said.
