Lauren Canterberry is a reporter for WORLD. She graduated from the World Journalism Institute and the University of Georgia with a degree in journalism, both in 2017. She worked as a local reporter in Texas and now lives in Georgia with her husband.
As New Mexico moves forward with a state-funded abortion facility, pro-life groups are joining forces to oppose the project—an effort to counter the state’s growing role as a destination for abortion. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
State-funded center for abortions and training has catalyzed renewed cooperation among its opponents
Since Dobbs, online sellers have expanded access to abortion drugs while bypassing federal safety rules, prompting lawmakers to call for stronger enforcement. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
Lawmakers push FDA to reinstate protections against mail-order abortion pills
As more states legalize medically induced death, hospice workers experience “a sense of moral distress”
Assisted suicide laws promise control at the end of life, but for Christian hospice workers they raise urgent questions about dignity, care, and the meaning of a faithful presence. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
Abortion drugs flushed into wastewater systems spark calls for new federal studies and disposal rules. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports
Measure to treat abortion as homicide renews debate over the best route to ending the practice
