Layla Pena

Law Criminalizing HIV Transmission Imprisons Iowans Even If Virus Is Not Transmitted

At least 125 individuals were prosecuted across the country under these laws during 2008-11 alone. They included men and women, gay and straight, members of the armed services, people with prior criminal records and without, people from many walks of life. What did they have in common? All were HIV-

By Layla Pena

/ 29 Nov 2011

Moore Sees "Moral Crisis" and Mulls Run for Presidency

Take a look at potential caucus candidate Roy Moore as he thinks about running for president.

By Layla Pena

/ 29 May 2011

After Speech to Legislature, UI's Wahls Speaks of Life with Two Moms

Zach Wahls, a Univeristy of Iowa student, has recently found himself abuzz with fame because of a speech he gave to the Iowa legislature. He shares his experience of growing up with two mothers.

By Layla Pena

/ 24 Apr 2011

Abortion Bill Would Define Life as Beginning at Conception

Women who decide to seek an abortion rarely make that decision after the first 20 weeks of pregnancy, according to an international research institute on reproductive health. But a legislative proposal in Iowa uses scientifically debatable assertions about fetal pain to target those few women. The p

By Layla Pena

/ 6 Mar 2011

Law Criminalizing HIV Transmission Imprisons Iowans Even If Virus Is Not Transmitted

Moore Sees "Moral Crisis" and Mulls Run for Presidency

After Speech to Legislature, UI's Wahls Speaks of Life with Two Moms

Abortion Bill Would Define Life as Beginning at Conception

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