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Senate Republicans Must Stop Confirming the Judicial Nominees of an Impeached President (Updated)

Progressive organizations are pressuring Republican leaders to pause judicial nominations, while signs suggest Republicans intend to double down on stacking the judiciary with Trump judges.

[Photo: A person browses the healthcare.gov website on a laptop.]

People Don’t Know If Their Insurance Covers Abortion Care

Fabiola Carrión & Brianna Keefe-Oates

Living in a state without abortion coverage restrictions on Affordable Care Act plans doesn't mean your insurance company will cover it.

[Photo: Actress Michelle Williams poses for a photo on the red carpet.]

How Abortion Storytellers Feel About Michelle Williams’ Golden Globes Speech

Aimee Arrambide, Jordyn Close & Sarah Lopez

Actress Michelle Williams highlighted that parenting and choosing abortion are not mutually exclusive.

[Photo: A woman sits with a worried look as she brings her hands to her face.]

Women Are Being Kicked Out of Domestic Violence Shelters for Self-Medicating the Trauma of Abuse

Gina Tron

Substance use is common among survivors and victims of intimate partner violence. But integrated treatment is rare.

[Photo: Democratic presidential hopeful Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren smiles during an event.]

Elizabeth Warren Just Proved She’s Serious About Disability Rights

Robyn Powell

People with disabilities are praising Warren’s plan for being comprehensive, inclusive of the perspectives of people with disabilities, and intersectional.

[Photo: Presidential candidate Julián Castro looks on during an event.]

Julián Castro, Reproductive Justice Advocate, Drops Out of 2020 Race: Campaign Week in Review (Updated)

Dennis Carter

After incorporating reproductive rights and justice into his plan to reform the U.S. criminal justice system, Julián Castro said Thursday that he would suspend his presidential campaign.

[Photo: U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts gives a grieving look during a ceremony.]

It’s Happening: Congressional Lawmakers Ask Supreme Court to End Legal Abortion

Jessica Mason Pieklo

According to Americans United for Life and conservative lawmakers, everyone expects the Supreme Court to end legal abortion eventually, so why wait when the Court could do so this summer in June Medical Services?

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These States Have More Abortion Clinics Today Than They Did a Decade Ago

Alys Brooks

Even as Republican-dominated legislatures passed laws designed to shut down clinics from coast to coast, some states saw an uptick in abortion clinics.

[Illustration: A family gathered during a holiday.]

How to Have Meaningful Conversations With Anti-Choice Relatives Over the Holidays

Amanda Beatriz Williams

A key way to dismantle abortion stigma is to talk to the people we love about the values we hold—even if it means educating our anti-choice family members.

[Photo: Abortion rights supporters hold signs during a rally.]

This Change to the ACA Could Affect Abortion Coverage for 3 Million People (Updated)

Dennis Carter

Those who have health care through the ACA exchanges will have to submit a separate premium payment for abortion coverage, an administrative requirement that could result in people losing coverage.

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