Women Own Their Bodies, and They Should Be the Only Ones Making Decisions About Them

From the Ground Up: Restoring Insurance Coverage for Abortion Care

What if elected officials strongly and unequivocally spoke out in support of insurance coverage for abortion?

On Valentine’s Day in New Hampshire, Abortion Rights Activists Will Honor Access While Opponents Try to Take It Away

Pro-choice and anti-choice advocates will be busy at the New Hampshire state house on Valentine's Day this year.

New Oklahoma Bill Could Do Away with Judicial Bypass for Teens

Want an abortion without telling your parents? Not in Oklahoma.

Arkansas Heartbeat Ban Likely to Pass, Even Without Governor’s Support

Rapert knows his heartbeat ban is constitutionally sound. He just can't tell you who told him so.

Some Very Exciting Women in Music Are Prochoice

Mississippi Legislature Seeks Backdoor Ban to Medication Abortions

Add an extra doctor visit and cut off two weeks to use the drug? Looks like the legislature is trying to backdoor ban RU-486 by closing down the window when it can be used.

Chipping Away at Exceptions: Forced Birth for Fetal Anomalies

They say it's about compassion, eugenics, diversity. But in reality, isn't it just about chipping away at abortion rights any way that they can?

What’s the Matter With Bans on Race- and Sex-Selective Abortion? Everything.

A particularly pernicious narrative about abortion rights has taken hold in this country accusing pro-choice groups and abortion clinics of attempting to target minorities. But it's all based on lies and illogical arguments.

Federal Court Overturns Arizona Planned Parenthood Funding Ban

U.S. District Judge Neil Wake gave women's health advocates a significant victory in the fight over family planning funding, overturning a 2012 Arizona law that targets Planned Parenthood.