Special Report: June Medical Services

What does the future of abortion rights look like after the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a big victory?

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One Month From the Big Abortion Rights Win in Louisiana: ‘We’ve Gained Nothing’

Susan Rinkunas

While June Medical Services v. Russo didn’t result in more clinics having to close, people in the state still face daily tragedies trying to access abortion care.

[Photo: A Black female doctor speaks to her patient.]

The Supreme Court’s Abortion Rights Win Might Not Help Providers Like Me

Dr. DeShawn Taylor

As a Black abortion provider in Arizona, I am no stranger to abortion restrictions—or the vitriol and racism that comes with it.

[Photo: Attorney Julie Rikelman speaks in front of a crowd during an outdoor press conference.]

Hear From Julie Rikelman, the Attorney Who Argued for Abortion Rights Before the Supreme Court

Rewire News Group Staff

"I was not asked a single question at the oral argument that I was not prepared to answer."

[PHOTO: John Roberts leaving the U.S. Capitol as two photographers take photos of him]

Chief Justice John Roberts’ Abortion Time Bomb Goes Off in Kentucky

Imani Gandy

Less than four months after helping keep Louisiana abortion clinics open, John Roberts could be the reason clinics in Kentucky are forced to close.

Will Louisiana Be the First State to Criminalize Abortion After Justice Ginsburg’s Death?

Susan Rinkunas

The ballot measure is a doubling down on Louisiana's "trigger law," in preparation for a post-Roe future.

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Did That Really Happen? A Look Back at the Louisiana Abortion Rights Win

Jessica Mason Pieklo

A trip down memory lane in June Medical Services v. Russo—with GIFs.

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Federal Courts to Georgia and Tennessee: Nice Try on Abortion Bans

Imani Gandy

The six-week ban is a wall against which lawmakers have been bashing their heads incessantly in the hopes that it will crumble. And it might.

Despite Supreme Court Win, Abortion Rights Are Still Not Safe

Kirsten Gillibrand

Attacks on reproductive freedom have the greatest effect on communities that already face significant barriers to accessing health care.

[Photo: A young student of color stands in front of SCOTUS as she yells into a megaphone.]

The Supreme Court Has a Transparency Problem

Jessica Mason Pieklo

Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized following a fall last month. That we are just learning about that fact now is a serious problem.

[Photo: A person holds a sign that reads 'We Love Abortion Clinics' during a pro-abortion rally.]

One of These Cases Could Be the Next Big Fight for Abortion Rights

Jessica Mason Pieklo

On Monday the Supreme Court delivered a win for abortion rights. On Thursday they could roll that win right back.

John Roberts Cares About His Reputation—Not Abortion Rights

Imani Gandy

The chief justice of the Supreme Court helped deliver a win for abortion rights in June Medical Services v. Russo. Don't trust it.

How Congress Can Immediately Seize on Monday’s Abortion Rights Win

Dr. Herminia Palacio

The Women's Health Protection Act would protect abortion access from bans and burdensome restrictions.

Rapid Reaction — A Great Decision (Plus a Roberts Time Bomb) on Abortion Access

The June Medical Services v. Russo decision is in! Jessica Mason Pieklo and Imani Gandy explain the ins and outs in the latest episode of Boom! Lawyered.

Special Report: June Medical Services

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