The Daily Populous

People in Alabama who use abortion pills to end pregnancies can be prosecuted by the state, even if those pills were prescribed remotely from somewhere else in the country, said state Attorney General Steve Marshall.

Alabama is among 18 states that have issued new abortion restrictions since the Supreme Court's decision to reverse Roe V. Wade.

While the state's ban on abortion — which targets providers — says people who have an abortion cannot be held criminally liable, Marshall suggested the state could instead prosecute under a 2006 law. »

In a vacuum, such amounts of rain may superficially sound like a welcome interruption in a region blighted by drought.

After all, the massive rainfall is part of what are known as “atmospheric rivers,” systems operating as rivers in the sky, which provide the region with much-needed water.

But outside of the vacuum, this series is dropping too much precipitation too quickly. »

A report from the United Nations suggests that India will become the most populous nation in the world, surpassing China, in the next three months.

India has also long been compared to China, and they have for a long time traded with one another.

India and China have been responsible for an estimated 35% of the world’s population growth since 1950. »

Former tropical cyclone Ellie crossed back into the Northern Territory from Western Australia last weekend, bringing heavy rainfall to the desert region.

The beauty of the Red Centre is on display after floods, with the Todd River spilling over.

He said conservationists would use this opportunity to try to bring other native species back from extinction. »