The Satanic Temple lobbied for the FDA to provide abortion pills to its Texas members, arguing it qualifies as an exemption as a faith-based group that supports the procedure.

The Satanic Temple (TST) located in Salem, MA has penned a letter to the FDA in an attempt to protect its Texas-based members from the new abortion laws.

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Satanic Temple strikes out against new Texas abortion rules By Keri Blakinger Updated Dec 6, 2016 2:15 p.m. The Satanic Temple slammed new Texas fetal disposal regulations.

HOUSTON — The Satanic Temple is challenging the new Texas law that bans abortion after roughly six weeks and allows private citizens to sue providers and collect a bounty. The Massachusetts ...

The Satanic Temple Cannot Save Abortion in Texas [UPDATED] Jef Rouner July 6, 2022 4:30AM The Satanic Temple is not good at fighting for rights.

Satanic Temple Attacks Texas Schools for Beating Children Published Nov 03, 2017 at 2:24 PM EDT Updated Nov 03, 2017 at 3:51 PM EDT A spokesman for the Satanic Temple, which frequently weighs in ...

AUSTIN — Among the challenges looming for Texas’ new “heartbeat law” is one from The Satanic Temple, whose legal counsel is arguing to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that members ...

Leaders of the Satanic Temple aren’t just outraged with Texas’s strict new abortion law.. They say it’s also a matter of religion. “Consistent with our tenets that call for bodily autonomy ...

The Satanic Temple doesn't like the paddling of schoolchildren, so it's picking a fight with a small Fort Worth-area school district. On Wednesday, it raised a billboard along State Highway 199 in ...

Attorneys for Texas moved Friday to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the Satanic Temple that alleged the state’s abortion laws violate members’ constitutional right to participate in a “satanic ...

The Satanic Temple, a religious group based in Salem, Massachusetts, has joined the backlash against the measure, which bans abortion after six weeks and allows anyone to file $10,000 lawsuits ...