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To safeguard healthy twin in utero, she had to 'escape' Texas for abortion procedure

Lauren Miller at her home in Dallas, in January 2023. When she was 15 weeks pregnant, she traveled to Colorado to have a "selective reduction" abortion, after one of her twins was diagnosed with a fatal condition. Nitashia Johnson for NPR hide caption

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To safeguard healthy twin in utero, she had to 'escape' Texas for abortion procedure

When Lauren Miller found out one of her twins had a fatal condition, she discovered her doctors in Texas would only say: You need to leave the state. She went to Colorado for a selective reduction.

To safeguard healthy twin in utero, she had to 'escape' Texas for abortion procedure

Lauren Miller at her home in Dallas, in January 2023. When she was 15 weeks pregnant, she traveled to Colorado to have a "selective reduction" abortion, after one of her twins was diagnosed with a fatal condition. Nitashia Johnson for NPR hide caption

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Nigeria's opposition parties call elections a 'sham' and demand a new vote

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What happens when a director's camera is pointed at their own families?

Director Bing Liu (center) with his mother and half-brother. Bob Bolen hide caption

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What happens when a director's camera is pointed at their own families?

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