Legislative Lowlights: Another Round of Near-Total Abortion Bans Brie Shea It’s starting to look like the theme for the 2019 legislative session will be near-total or even complete abortion bans.
There’s Almost No Data About What Happens When Catholic Hospitals Deny Reproductive Care Amy Littlefield That's partly because Catholic institutions may not want it known.
Meet Joseph Silk: The Oklahoma Republican Trying to Make Abortion a Homicide Ally Boguhn Joseph Silk is among a growing number of anti-choice activists holding or running for office who have called for the right to legal abortion to be ignored.
Democrats’ Next Target: Virginia’s General Assembly Ally Boguhn A Democratic trifecta in Virginia could give reproductive rights advocates an opportunity to repeal anti-choice laws passed by Republicans.
Gavel Drop: Arkansas Will Be in Court in Case Over Abortion Fees and Waiting Periods Brie Shea And a groundbreaking Supreme Court case could determine the fate of tribal land in Oklahoma—and the nation.
Sterilized Without Consent: Indigenous Women in Canada File Class Action Lawsuit Anna Kusmer "I really don’t think you can overstate the trauma."
Legislative Lowlights: Michigan Moves to Make Telemedicine Abortion Ban Permanent Brie Shea If the attempt to make the telemedicine abortion ban permanent fails, it would expire at the end of the year.
Why Now More Than Ever We Need ‘Shout Your Abortion’ Katie Klabusich The new book is poised to be a vital tool for person-to-person connection and part of the broader work for culture-wide change.
New Mexico Democrats Are Ready to Shore up Abortion Rights. And Republicans Can’t Stop It. (Updated) Nicole Knight With control of the legislature and governorship, New Mexico Democrats could be among the next to axe a pre-Roe abortion ban.
Mitch McConnell Determined to Confirm Trump’s Radical Anti-Choice Judges (Updated) Erin Heger The latest slate of President Trump's judges include longtime abortion rights foes who could undo reproductive rights for decades to come.