Abortion Archives

[Photo: Brett Kavanaugh at his confirmation hearing]

Brett Kavanaugh Is the ‘Pro-Life’ Poster Boy

Erin Matson

Both assault and denial of control over pregnancy thrive on stigma, secrecy, and shame about human sexuality.

‘We Want to Flip the Narrative’: Religious Groups Bring Pro-Choice Billboards to Oklahoma

Erin Heger

“Abortion stigma is everywhere. In medical institutions ... even among people who have abortions, and the only way we can ever hope to overcome stigma is to talk about it."

Can This Connecticut City Regulate Anti-Choice Clinics Without Court Interference?

Auditi Guha & Ohio’s Next Secretary of State Could Clean Up GOP’s ‘Rigged’ Election Map

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling won't discourage Hartford officials from enforcing a new rule against deceptive pregnancy centers.

[Photo: Two protesters hold up signs saying

As Danger to ‘Roe’ Grows, Many Voters May Not Even Know That Abortion Is Legal

Rachel K. Jones

Up to one in five U.S. voters may not know what the law really is.

Abortion Rights Foes Aren’t Backing Down From Kavanaugh Support

Ally Boguhn

“We still see Judge Kavanaugh as a qualified candidate,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America.

Anti-Choice Groups Rebuked Again in Legal Challenge to Landmark Illinois Abortion Law (Updated)

Auditi Guha

Last year's pro-choice bill, signed by Gov. Bruce Rauner (R), enjoyed widespread support among Illinois voters.

Leaked Title IX Rule Would Allow Religious Schools to Discriminate—Without Saying Why

Katelyn Burns

Advocates expressed alarm over the leaked Title IX rule proposal, saying it will only end up hurting survivors of campus sexual assault.

[photo: a young man gets blood taken in a Planned Parenthood in Florida.]

Amid Rising STD Rates in the US, Cost Barriers Stymie Testing and Screening

Auditi Guha

Health-care clinics may not be able to provide comprehensive care and reduced costs should the Trump administration implement proposed changes to Title X.

Lawmakers Agree on HHS Spending Bill with No New Anti-Choice Restrictions (Updated)

Katelyn Burns & Ohio’s Next Secretary of State Could Clean Up GOP’s ‘Rigged’ Election Map

The lack of anti-choice provisions in the spending bill has left some of the most conservative members of the House disappointed.

[Photo: Kathleen Clyde speaking in front of flag.]

Ohio’s Next Secretary of State Could Clean Up GOP’s ‘Rigged’ Election Map

Ally Boguhn

If elected as Ohio's secretary of state, Kathleen Clyde said she would “stop the purging of infrequent voters on day one.”

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