Michigan Rep. Laurie Pohutsky revealed she underwent sterilization, expressing concerns over reproductive healthcare under Trump's policies. Her announcement at a rally highlighted fears of restricted reproductive rights. The decision drew criticism from conservatives, but Pohutsky defended it as a personal healthcare choice. Trump reinstated policies limiting federal funding for abortion services, igniting debates over reproductive rights.
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NYPD detective Melissa Mercado faces criticism for her appearance in rapper S-Quire's music video, "Doin That." While some officials question the appropriateness, others view it as a personal matter. An unnamed source notes that off-duty employment applications are required but says Mercado's actions in the video should not concern the department.
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