In 2013, Expect “Super-Sized” Versions of Last Year’s Bills: The Forced 72-Hour Waiting Period

The combination of focus on so-called "mother's health" laws and a desire to become more radical 40 years after abortion has been legalized in all 50 states will cause anti-choice politicians to go to extremes this legislative session.

Paul Ryan Wants Personhood for “One-Celled Human Embryos”

Well, at least he's getting nice and specific.

Response to Nancy Keenan in Salon: Let’s Set the Record Straight on Millennials and Abortion. Again

It is time to put to rest the questioning about Millennials and whether they care about access to safe abortion care. It is time to get to work.

Hagel’s Comments More Central Than They Might Seem

Hold On to Your Birth Control! ACLU Forecasts Big Year Ahead for Reproductive Rights

Don’t expect legislators opposed to reproductive rights to tread lightly in 2013 just because voters made it clear extreme approaches to health care aren't popular, warned the American Civil Liberties Union in a media conference call Tuesday.

With Muskegon Clinic Closure, Access to Abortion In Michigan Just Got Harder

A break in and subsequent set of violations has shut down one of the few Michigan clinics outside the larger metro areas.

Battle Over Maine Clinic May Drive Portland to Consider a Buffer Zone

As two sides begin to draw more massive crowds, one city council considers passing a buffer zone to protect women.

In the Wake of Newtown: Still Clinging to Guns, Religion, and Abortion in Kansas

Now, I don’t claim to know the difference between a semi-automatic and an automatic weapon, but considering most of the men in the Kansas Legislature don’t know the difference between a vulva and a cervix and are a-okay with legislating my body parts, I will go ahead and give voice my strong opinion.

Susan B. Anthony List Continues Supporting Women in Politics by Scheduling Another Male Keynote

The leading anti-choice women in politics group has never asked a woman to keynote their annual gala.

Smaller Government? Not With Indiana’s New Nonsense Paperwork Requirement for Abortion Care

Now you, too, can walk away from your appointment with lots of unnecessary paper and material.