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Surrogate McKenna West vows legal fight against bio parents of baby they wanted her to abort, lawyer says: ‘She is the mother’

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Surrogate McKenna West vows legal fight against bio parents of baby they wanted her to abort, lawyer says: ‘She is the mother’
HuffPost
HuffPost1 hrs ago
Surrogate Travels To Texas To Give Birth After Abortion Dispute With Baby's Biological Parents
Surrogate Travels To Texas To Give Birth After Abortion Dispute With Baby's Biological Parents  HuffPost
Surrogate gives birth in Texas to baby with heart defect after parents requested abortion
Baby Gabriel was born Wednesday after surrogate McKenna West fled to Texas, where Attorney General Ken Paxton secured legal victory for surgery.
CBS News
CBS News4 hrs ago
Baby in surrogate dispute now in custody of parents, lawyer says
The baby at the center of a surrogacy dispute was born in Texas Wednesday and has hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a rare heart defect.
CNN
CNN6 hrs ago
Tates’ lawyer vows to take extradition fight to Trump in anti-UK tirade
Tates’ lawyer vows to take extradition fight to Trump in anti-UK tirade  CNN
Couple Surrogate Claims Wanted Baby Aborted Break Silence As Red State Steps In
The biological parents of a baby born via surrogate in Texas are speaking out following the birth of the son they wanted to abort. Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed said through their attorneys that the case has become “political theater” due to the actions of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The surrogate mother, McKen
The Hindu
The Hindu8 hrs ago
Kerala Congress (B) leader Ganesh Kumar steps up criticism of NSS chief, rules out legal battle
Kerala Congress (B) leader K.B. Ganesh Kumar on Thursday stepped up his criticism of NSS general secretary G. Sukumaran Nair, questioning his handling of the organisation and raising allegations regarding certain appointments and financial transactions.Talking to reporters here, the former Minister said he had no inten
GB News
GB News13 hrs ago
Surrogate mother who 'refused abortion request' from parents gives birth
Surrogate mother who 'refused abortion request' from parents gives birth  GB News
Guardian World
Guardian World21 hrs ago
Surrogate mother who fled to Texas gives birth to baby with severe heart defect
McKenna West initially agreed to an abortion after diagnosis, but then fled to state where abortion is illegal and broke contact with biological parents, attorney alleges A surrogate mother who traveled to Texas, where abortion is illegal, claiming she was pressured to end the pregnancy after the discovery of a severe
Paxton-backed surrogate mother gets legal win in fight for life-saving care for unborn baby
A surrogate mother seeking to get life-saving healthcare for the unborn baby she is carrying won a key court victory late Tuesday, in a high-profile legal battle that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has joined. McKenna West, an Alaska resident and surrogate mother, traveled to Texas to prepare to get treatment for th
The Hill
The Hill2 days ago
Ken Paxton demands protection for surrogate and unborn child with birth defect
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has intervened in a Dallas County surrogacy case involving an unborn baby with a severe heart defect, seeking to ensure the fetus receives life-saving medical treatment after birth despite objections from his intended parents. The unborn child, who Paxton’s office referred to as “b
The Rio Times
The Rio Times2 days ago
Uganda at heart of East African oil battle between Lamu and Tanga ports
Uganda · ENERGY Key Facts —EACOP route: The East African Crude Oil Pipeline runs 1,443 kilometres from Uganda’s Lake Albert oilfields to Tanzania’s Tanga port, with a peak capacity of 246,000 barrels per day. —Tanga hub plan: Uganda and Tanzania signed a non-binding understanding with Vitol Bahrain to develop a regiona
The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune🏁 first to report3 days ago
Black-majority schools in Texas receive more Fs than A ratings, leaving parents with tough choices
Black Texas families weigh whether to send their children to schools with more academic resources — but potentially fewer of their values.