Hope In Indiana? Both Republicans and Democrats Express Reservations on Banning Medication Abortion

Both Democrats and Republicans are expressing reservations about a bill that would effectively ban medication abortion in Indiana, despite its proven safety.

Hospital in North Dakota Says Abortion Care So Safe It Does Not Meet Criteria for Admitting Privileges

Abortions in North Dakota are so safe that a doctor can't get privileges to a hospital. How can a TRAP bill claim it is about women's health?

Another Legislative Session in Minnesota, Another Attempt to Challenge Doe v. Gomez

Doe v. Gomez makes abortion a right regardless of a woman's ability to pay. Minnesota's anti-choice community wants to end that.

Medicaid Coverage for Abortion Care Elusive Even in States Where It Is Legal

Requiring Medicaid coverage of abortion is a far cry from guaranteeing that people can access an abortion when they need one.

After “Pro-Choice:” What’s Next for Our Messaging?

A reproductive justice framework is critical—but it's not the same thing as "pro-choice."

Mandatory Ultrasound Removed from Indiana TRAP Law, but Will Probably Still Close Lafayette Clinic

With the second ultrasound eliminated via amendment, have reproductive rights advocates lost their advantage?

Support for Abortion Rights at Record Levels, but Opposition Still Thrives

Dear Politicians: There Is No Such Thing As a “Recreational Abortion”

Iowa Democrat Jack Hatch opposes GOP efforts to restrict Medicaid funding for abortion because, he claims, they are "medically-needed" abortions versus "recreational abortions." Whaaaat?

New Hampshire Democrats: Women Don’t Need to “Sleep On” Their Decisions

A House panel disagrees that women need to "sleep on their decision" before terminating a pregnancy.

Exactly How Long Do CPCs Need for Counseling? In South Dakota, a Reeaally Long Time

When legislatures write laws to enforce other laws that the courts have blocked, you know they really just want to ban abortion any way they can.