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Women are coming forward with their stories of what happens when abortion pills fall into the wrong hands.

In Texas, Katherine Herring's ex-husband attempted to poison her with abortion pills seven times.

Miraculously, her baby survived.

But no woman should have to go through this.

That's one huge reason why Alliance Defending Freedom is challenging the FDA now in federal court.

A victory in this case could protect countless women and unborn babies.

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OpenAI has fallen short on key growth targets ahead of a potential IPO.

Daily Wire assistant editor Andy Valdez has the story.

According to company leaders, new user and revenue numbers are below expectations.

Chief Financial Officer Sarah Fryer has reportedly expressed concern that the AI giant will not be able to maintain contracts with data processing partners if revenue continues at the current pace.

As CEO Sam Altman continues to seek an IPO at an aggressive pace, slowing growth may turn away potential investors.

Questions are now being raised over Altman's data center strategy.

OpenAI, despite falling revenues, has poured billions into new data centers, straining the company's resources.

The gamble could pay off, but poor numbers are causing some to question Altman's leadership.

Brin told the New York Times, quote, I fled socialism with my family in 1979.

And he added that he doesn't want to see California go the way of the Soviet Union.

Brin, worth an estimated $273 billion, has poured nearly $60 million into efforts to defeat the tax in the state legislature, making him California's second largest individual donor this cycle.