Abortion

West Virginia Prosecutors Clarify Women Shouldn't Be Charged Over Miscarriages

Such prosecution was never "widely discussed," the group said.
By 

Republicans Take Step Toward Repealing 30-Year-Old Law: 'It Is Unconscionable'

A bill to repeal a 30-year-old federal law that safeguards reproductive health clinics passed out of committee on Tuesday and now heads to the full House for consideration.
By 

As Pride Month Kicks Off, Ted Cruz Leads Anti-Abortion Push To Make June 'Life Month'

The call comes as MAGA launches attacks on the LGBTQ+ community.
By 

West Virginia Prosecutor Warns Miscarriages Could Lead To Criminal Charges

Women should protect themselves by alerting law enforcement about their miscarriages, he advised.
By 

The ‘Highly Unusual’ Case Of The Midwife Arrested For Violating Texas’ Abortion Law

Maria Rojas was arrested nearly three months ago and still hasn't been indicted for any crime — putting her in excruciating limbo by the state.
By 

Trump Admin Sends 'Ominous Signal' On Emergency Abortion Care Guidelines

Although the rescinded guidelines will have no legal impact, it sends a clear message about where the Trump administration stands on abortion access.
By 

FDA To Review Safety Of Abortion Pill After Junk Science Report Paved The Way

Republicans have been laying the groundwork to undermine the safety of mifepristone for months, despite the drug's proven safety record.
By 

Missouri Supreme Court Halts Abortion Access, Defying Will Of The Voters

This is "downright dirty politics" one abortion access advocate said.
By 

2 Of Trump’s Court Picks Argued Abortion Pill ‘Starves The Baby To Death’ In Womb

Joshua Divine and Maria Lanahan represent the state of Missouri in the most recent challenge to the abortion pill.
By 

I Had An Abortion While Working A Full Day. My Co-Worker's 'Feedback' Nearly Made Me Unravel.

"I didn’t have the luxury of taking a day off; I barely had the luxury of a decision."
By 
Close