Why the DeSantis administration lawyer who threatened TV stations over abortion ad quit
When he abruptly resigned from his post last week, the top attorney for the Florida Department of Health suggested in a resignation letter that he was uncomfortable with decisions taken by the state agency, which days earlier had threatened to prosecute television stations over political advertisements.
"Sarah," a fictitious name, couldn't get the healthcare she needed to end her pregnancy in Florida. So she traveled 1,200 ...
States are pushing to restrict the abortion medication, mifepristone, which is currently used in almost two third of ...
In an ongoing court case, plaintiffs argue Tennessee's abortion ban is so vague doctors weren't performing medically ...
Most of the initiatives in those ten states would allow abortion until foetal viability, which is generally considered about ...
The right to self-determine our identities and control our bodies and reproductive choices is on the line. We must understand ...
Former President Donald Trump said anti-abortion supporters make up only "a very small percentage" of the country.
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In text messages, videos, voice memos and pictures, we hear from the people at the frontlines of abortion access about how ...
Sen. Ted Cruz and other Republicans hope to weaken Democrats' advantage among women by talking about boys in girls sports ...
Abortion is a hot topic on the November ballot in Colorado, which features Amendment 79 — a proposed change that would ...
Republicans and Democrats see the moves, which have drawn lawsuits from critics, as an attempt by the governor to re-exert ...
Donald Trump has had a tough time finding a consistent message to questions about abortion and reproductive rights.
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