Exclusive: Abortion Providers, Advocates Push Back on the President

"The FDA, itself, acknowledges that people can safely use abortion pills prescribed after a telehealth appointment."

‘Crisis Pregnancy Centers’ Are Deceptive. Why Aren’t There More Alternatives?

Clinics supporting pregnancy and all its outcomes that do manage to stay open may not be able to compete with CPCs on one critical front: cost.

The Supreme Court v. The People

This is the battle that will define the next generation: Can any progressive policy change happen with the current Supreme Court?

Abortion Wins in Kentucky—but the State Doesn’t Care About the Will of the People

Kentucky's attorney general filed a motion asking the Kentucky Supreme Court to ignore Amendment 2's outcome.

SCOTUS Gutting Native Families Will Usher In Cultural Genocide

Last week, it was college admissions. This week, white people are big mad they can't adopt Native kids and sever their ties to their tribes and heritage.

North Dakota Officials Volley With Abortion Ban Leading Up to Election Day

While a state judge temporarily blocked North Dakota's abortion ban, anti-abortion lawmakers—some up for reelection—are working overtime to restrict care.

Meet the Advocates Making Colleges Safer After the Trump Era

Campus violence survivors and advocates have fought to restore their civil rights. The Biden administration has left them in limbo.

Is This the Beginning of the End of Affirmative Action?

Get all the highs and lows of the day's Supreme Court proceedings with your favorite legal experts.

Pennsylvania Inches Closer Toward Restricting Abortion Access

The upcoming midterm elections hold high stakes for abortion access in the Keystone State.

Four Months Without ‘Roe’

Cascading abortion bans and ongoing legal battles have left patients in the Southeast little choice but to travel for care—if care is available at all.