Sahar Fatima Prism Six workers say Planned Parenthood Southeast retaliated against them over their opposition of what they described as the organization abandoning its priorities and culture Six former employees…
By Lauren Rankin This article was originally published by Truthout The ruling sets the stage for further free speech protections for those who help abortion seekers who cross state lines.…
By Lauren Rankin This article was originally published by Truthout Kansas’s safe haven status is now threatened again by abortion opponents who have decided to simply rewrite the rules. If…
Abortion has been legal in some or all parts of the country for more than 180 years of US history. By Lauren Rankin This article was originally published by Truthout…
Cassandra Jaramillo Propublica Co-published with North Dakota Monitor If Eric Murphy loses his primary election on June 9, he believes he already knows one reason why. Last year, the North…
Texas houses the country’s only family detention centers and has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the U.S., but it is also home to powerful reproductive justice and…
By Lauren Rankin for Truthout With a decidedly anti-choice Trump administration taking office at its start, 2025 was poised to be yet another brutal year for abortion rights. Advocates feared…
By: Julia Conley Common Dreams “Let’s be very clear: Republicans are killing women,” said one abortion rights advocate. “Democrats need to start calling them murderers loudly and often.” After new…
The state’s action “should alarm everyone,” said advocacy group Abortion Coalition for Telemedicine.
At 6 months pregnant, Nevaeh Crain visited two Texas ERs a total of three times in 20 hours, seeking care for troubling symptoms.
When pregnancies go wrong, more men are seeing their partners suffer the horrors of delaying or forgoing care. And they’re speaking out.
Denouncing "extremist Republicans," EMILY's List says the new state law exemplifies why voters "have to stop them at the ballot box this November."
By Naomi Cahn and Sonia Suter / The Conversation On June 13, 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously decided to uphold access to mifepristone, one of two…
The high court ruled that the challengers to the FDA approval of mifepristone lacked standing to make their case.
Journalist Shefali Luthra discusses reporting on the post-Roe abortion landscape in her new book, “Undue Burden”
