South Bend Mayor and Democratic Presidential Candidate Pete Buttigieg recently appeared at a town hall meeting on Fox News where he called late-term abortions “hypothetical.” Chris Wallace moderated as audience members asked the 37-year-old mayor about his views on a range of topics.

About eight minutes into the discussion, Wallace brought up the recent litany of abortion bans passed across the country to transition to an audience member who had a question about the issue. The audience member, who was introduced as holding a Ph.D. in engineering, asked Buttigieg, “What policies would you put in place to protect a woman’s, regardless of her zip code, right to have an abortion?”

Buttigieg gave a clear and concise response to the question. He said, “I believe that the right of a woman to make her own decisions about her reproductive health and about her body is a natural right. I believe it is an American freedom. And I believe that should be enjoyed by women in every state.” As the audience applauded, he said ensuring this “right” begins with putting people on the Supreme Court who recognize it as such.

Wallace followed up with a question about late-term abortions. He queried, “Do you believe at any point in pregnancy, whether it’s at six weeks or eight weeks or twenty-four weeks or whatever, that there should be any limit on a woman’s…

Disney’s Co-Chief Executive shared on Wednesday that the company may consider cutting ties with Georgia if the state’s new heartbeat abortion law goes into effect.

According to Reuters, Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Iger told the outlet that it would be “very difficult” for the company to continue to film productions in Georgia if the state’s new law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, does indeed become law.

Iger told Reuters, “I rather doubt we will” continue production in Georgia if the law is upheld. The Chief Executive noted that several people currently working on projects in Georgia have voiced that they will refuse to work in the state. Iger said, “I think many people who work for us will not want to work there, and we will have to heed their wishes in that regard. Right now, we are watching it very carefully.” 

Iger added, “I don’t see how it’s practical for us to continue to shoot there” if the law takes effect.

Netflix has also taken a stance on the abortion issue. As Christian Headlines previously reported, Netflix announced on Tuesday that they would “rethink” its production investments in Georgia if the law goes into effect.

Netflix has also teamed up with ACLU to fight the law in court, the Christian Post reports.

The streaming service noted that they will continue to work in Georgia…

An American doctor who was shot while on a mission trip to Haiti is telling the story of the harrowing moments when he thought he was going to die and of the man who served as “an angel” by turning away the gunmen. 58-year-old Doug Burbella traveled to Haiti with a missions group through Living Waters.

In the months before the team arrived, protests and riots broke out across Haiti. Their petroleum deal with Venezuela had come to an end and the price of fuel jumped by 50 percent. Gang violence, tire burning, and roadblocks became commonplace around the country.

Burbella and his team arrived in Port-au-Prince in April with a load of computers for a community center. About four hours outside the city, they came upon a group of men who were stopping traffic. Team member Jackie Brandon described the scene. “The truck was just totally swarmed with men and guns and weapons. And they were pounding on the windows trying to break all the windows to get in. One man’s standing there with his gun and he has two white lines down his cheek and his chin. And it reminded me of voodoo.”

Drew Pasler was driving the second vehicle and Burbella was in it with him. Pasler said “As we were approaching, you know, he said, ‘slow down a little bit,’ so I’m kind of cautiously approaching as I’m watching these people start pouring in from the side of the road swarming the…