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I'm Martin Powers.

It's Thursday, May 23rd.

Today, how a Georgia clinic is bracing for the state's new abortion law.

The realities of the trade war with China and the future of Harriet Tubman's $20 bill.

And finally, I want to thank those behind me, into the side of me, and throughout Georgia,

who refused to be silent on this issue, who rejected the status quo, who believed as I do,

that every baby has a right to life.

A couple days before I decided to go to Georgia, Governor Brian Kemp had passed the latest in a string of heartbeat bills.

But remember, today is just the beginning of our story.

That's a bill that makes abortion illegal after six weeks into the pregnancy.

Caroline Kitchener is a writer for the Lilly, a section of the post that is focused on women.

I had been reading a lot about these bills.

The House of Come to Order.

Lawmakers have approved a bill banning abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.

And, you know, little explainers about the policy and what they meant.

The most restrictive ban on abortion anywhere in the U.S. could go into effect in Iowa,

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