A man visiting London after the 2005 bombings tells the public what it was like in the aftermath of the disaster. Continue reading
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, one of the first female combat veterans elected to Congress says women are already serving ably in the armed forces and will quickly adapt to frontline combat roles. Continue reading
Anne Coughlin discusses leading a group of students that inspired a federal lawsuit challenging the military's ban on women in combat and talks about the issues of the ban. Continue reading
Ashley Cohen, Arizona Cat’s Eye Reporter, interviews military women on how the lifted ban will change their role in the service. Continue reading
Sarah Preston and Sophia Barnes report on AU's reaction to the lifting of the military's ban on women serving in combat, which allows them to officially serve on the front lines for the first time in the history of U.S. armed forces. Continue reading
Anu Bhagwati, a female veteran, reacts to the Pentagon lifting the ban on women in combat which allows them to officially serve on the front lines for the first time in the history of U.S. armed forces. Continue reading
Sarah Weddington, the lawyer who won the Roe v. Wade case to legalize abortion, talks 39 years later about the case and the contraception debate that helped her win it. Continue reading
Dr. Eugene Glick discusses a patient who he remembers before Roe V. Wade, that put a rubber catheter up against her cervix. Continue reading
George Tiller, a physician that preformed late-term abortions for women, explains what made him become an abortion doctor and his views on what abortion is all about. Continue reading
Dr. Mildred Hanson explains how she and other U.S. doctors found a way around the law to provide abortions to women. Continue reading