Experts warn the new Tennessee law her doctor reportedly cited could lead to care denials for a wide range of services.

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In late July 2025, a claim spread online that a Tennessee woman was denied prenatal care on account of her marital status.

Tennessee’s “conscience law,” allowing doctors to deny care due to their religious beliefs, went into effect in April.

A Tennessee medical provider allegedly refused to provide prenatal care to an unmarried pregnant woman because it went ...

Republican Senator Mike Lee joined the MAGA chorus sharing a typo-filled letter claiming to be from Fed Chair Jerome Powell.