Abortion
From maternal mortality to abortion rights to birth control, this is a look at the state of reproductive health.
If upheld, the ban could put further pressure on abortion providers in the Midwest.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville is holding up Pentagon confirmations in a problematic protest.
How the tactics and arguments are changing ahead of 2024.
In Ohio and Iowa, Democrats and Republicans present very different post-Roe strategies.
Poor families are more likely to be separated by the government. The Dobbs decision will make it worse.
The way to beat a partisan Supreme Court is to hold a grudge against it for a really long time.
Where is abortion legal? How has Dobbs affected abortion access? And is Roe ever coming back?
A year after the end of Roe v. Wade, Democratic voters are still angry.
Julie Rikelman, the abortion rights movement’s top Supreme Court litigator, will serve on the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
The regimen is common and considered safe after 10 weeks, but the delays are cause for concern.
State legislatures are trying to legally protect patients’ ability to receive care in their state.
Yes, even the 12-week ones.
Reprimanding Caitlin Bernard for speaking out could have far-reaching chilling effects.
Remember that guy who tried to ban mifepristone? He’s back.
New research suggests the party has room for improvement ahead of 2024.
Another measure that would have completely banned abortion in South Carolina also failed this week.
The new law adds to Republicans’ messaging headache on abortion.
The justices hand down the first decision in the mifepristone litigation saga that is not completely unhinged.
The Court can’t seem to figure out how to decide one of the easiest cases it’s ever had to consider.
Friday’s order doesn’t mean much, but it does mean that mifepristone is still legal, for now.
Is mifepristone legal? Is it safe? What’s going on in the courts?
Republican judges claim the power to second-guess the FDA’s scientific judgments.
The GOP’s backup plan to slow down medication abortion, explained.
Anthony Comstock, the 19th-century scourge of art and sex, is suddenly relevant again thanks to Donald Trump’s worst judge.
Of course pregnancy isn’t a disease.
Some Democrats are pushing for the FDA to ignore a court ruling suspending the agency’s approval of mifepristone.
Contradictory court orders put the abortion drug mifepristone in “uncharted territory.”
The federal courts are dominated by Republicans, so the appeals process could be rough.
The status of mifepristone in America, explained.
In an uncharacteristic move, Justice Neil Gorsuch offers a trenchant warning about giving too much power to judges.
Republicans just got a painful reminder that political stunts can backfire.
If a law is blocked by a court, is it possible to break it?
With abortion access already limited, some states are trying to impose extreme penalties for the procedure.
A list circulated in January by the distributor to Walgreens and CVS underscores the uncertainty surrounding abortion pills in the post-Roe era.
Doctors in red states across the country are too scared to perform legal abortions. A Texas lawsuit seeks to fix that in the biggest red state.
Ordinarily, this lawsuit would be laughed out of court. But you never can tell with Trump’s judges.
What if the Biden administration simply ignored court orders from the most partisan Republican judges?
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