evidence: Does the conservative "Project 2025" initiative to reshape the U.S. government call for a ban on abortion and contraceptives, increased retirement age, cuts in Social Security and Medicare benefits, plus elimination of overtime pay and of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? No, that's not true: Lead Stories found these claims, posted on Facebook, to be false by reviewing the Heritage Foundation's 887-page policy agenda. While the Project 2025 agenda would make sweeping changes to the federal government if implemented, it does not include the measures described. [...] This is false. However, Project 2025 does want to curb the power of many federal agencies like OSHA. Page 886 of the plan says: [...] This is false. However, Project 2025 does propose reforms that could change how overtime is calculated and also provide an option for paid time-off, as part of a plan of "Refocusing Labor Regulation on the Good of the Family." Page 587 says: