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The senators also asked for the total number of medical directors at Aetna over the past five years and the total number of claims they reviewed, "noting how many were approved and how many were denied, for each of the past five years." 236

The response to this new service from anti-abortion activists came quickly late last week, as soon as a press release about Aid Access began to circulate."Handing out deadly drugs through the mail is a disaster waiting to happen," Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, said in a written statement."We know that women have died using chemical abortion drugs," she said. "Risking women's lives to make a political point and a quick profit makes no sense, and we sadly anticipate horror stories when inevitably something goes wrong."Americans United for Life, too, weighed in with an emailed list of talking points from Catherine Glenn Foster, the advocacy group's president and CEO.Foster called Gomperts' latest initiative "reckless and irresponsible." She pointed out that without an ultrasound, a woman can't know if she has an ectopic pregnancy, "a dangerous and potentially life-threatening condition that no abortion clinic would try to manage."She warned that the pill doesn't necessarily work and that women for whom it backfires face the risk of infections and complications that may require surgical abortion procedures.She added that for women who can't have surgical abortions, "engaging in chemical abortion ... is like playing Russian roulette with their health, because an unsuccessful chemical abortion may lead to a far riskier surgical one."Lastly, Foster mentioned that her organization is already looking into ways to stop Aid Access."Because Gomperts' plan is dangerous to women's health and safety, the act of sending unregulated prescription abortion pills through the mail should be the subject of federal regulation," she said. "For this reason, Americans United for Life is exploring the possibility of Congressional intervention to protect women." 1794

The song lyrics seemingly encourages violence including a bounty on the head of his aunt's killer. Dr. Logan-Nowlin said she's had first-hand experience deescalating gun violence in the hip-hop community. "Rudy, we want to redirect the anger. we want to redirect the pain," Dr. Logan-Nowlin said. " I had an opportunity to counsel a young rapper and he lost a loved one through gunfire. What will bring honor? Lets redirect the lyrics to something productive." While declining to speak specifically about the artist, a community activist with New Era Detroit said his group is pushing forward to end the cycle of gun violence starting with children. "The kids are the future," Zeek said with New Era Detroit. "Everything we do has to be directed towards the youth."Zeek said their group focuses on education, providing resources and preventive interventions. Action news reached out to Tee Grizzley's team and did not immediately hear back. A Detroit police spokesperson said his aunt's murder case is an active and open investigation. If you have information about the crime, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP. 1115

The so-called Briggs Fire was first reported just before 2 a.m. in an area near Briggs Road, according to Ventura County Fire Department officials. Smoke from the fire was visible from Santa Paula, Camarillo and Ventura. 220

The wedding will take place at 12 p.m. GMT (7 a.m. ET) on May 19 and will be officiated by the Dean of Windsor, the Right Reverend David Conner and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Kensington Palace revealed last month. 216

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