Supreme Court Takes First Abortion Rights Case With Kavanaugh on the Bench Jessica Mason Pieklo The Court's decision to hear the case of June Medical Services v. Gee will test the strength of Chief Justice John Roberts’ stated dedication to upholding Supreme Court precedent.
Senate Republicans Push ‘Fetal Burial’ Law to Impose New Burden on Abortion Providers Erin Heger Anti-choice lawmakers in state legislatures have for years used fetal remains burial laws to create barriers and add costs to abortion care.
Fifth Circuit to Consider Mississippi’s Unconstitutional Pre-Viability Abortion Ban Imani Gandy Will the appeals court use this as yet another chance to go rogue?
Judge Blocks Georgia GOP’s Six-Week Ban: Abortion Law Is Not ‘Unsettled’ Jessica Mason Pieklo A federal court on Tuesday rejected arguments that a Georgia law didn't "ban" abortions before viability, but merely "restricted" them.
‘No Surprise’: Congressional Republicans Go After Medication Abortion Casey Quinlan Reproductive health experts say that a recent federal bill is part of a strategy of heightened attacks on medication abortion.
Anti-Choice Activists Are Fighting a Losing Battle Against Medication Abortion Carole Joffe & David S. Cohen Medication abortion is a gamechanger for pregnant people, particularly when other forms of abortion are difficult to access or even unavailable.
Yelp Fixed Its Anti-Choice Clinic Problem. Why Can’t Google Do the Same? Madeleine Schmidt In contrast to Google, a Yelp search for an abortion provider in an area where there are none simply turns up no results.
Roberts Court Resumes With Abortion, LGBTQ Rights at Center Jessica Mason Pieklo On the first day of its 2019-2020 term, the Roberts Court will consider taking up three different abortion rights cases.
Ten Reasons Folks Should Care About the Hyde Amendment Eveline Shen The Hyde Amendment perpetuates harm against women of color and Indigenous folks. Repealing it would mean a leap toward reproductive justice.
A Hurricane Is a Man-Made Disaster. The Same Is True for the Gutting of Abortion Rights. Ash Williams Three weeks ago, Hurricane Dorian forced me to reckon with the reality of what it's like to access abortion in the midst of a disaster.
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