VIRGINIA, USA — A new bill in Virginia that would help protect and keep menstrual data stored on apps and other electronic platforms private was thrown out after being opposed by the Youngkin administration. "What the bill does is it says that a search warrant cannot be used to access menstrual health data that may be stored on an app or on another electronic platform," said Favola. Youngkin, Macaulay Porter, released a statement in response:WUSA9 is now on Roku and Amazon Fire TVs