The Trump administration is reportedly planning to destroy unused contraceptives, a move that has raised concerns among European officials and health advocates. Critics argue this could undermine global efforts to provide reproductive healthcare, especially in developing countries.

Editor’s Note: This story highlights a controversial policy shift that could have far-reaching consequences for women's health worldwide. If contraceptives are destroyed instead of being distributed, it may limit access to family planning resources, particularly in regions where they're already scarce. It also signals a potential rift between U.S. and European approaches to reproductive rights.