Abortion
From maternal mortality to abortion rights to birth control, this is a look at the state of reproductive health.
The restrictive law will not go into effect, for now.
Debate around a Tennessee bill shows a big shift in anti-abortion strategy.
Advocates say Trump’s rhetoric is helping fuel a spike in threats against abortion clinics nationwide.
The introduction of a generic abortion medication could mean lower costs for patients, but barriers to access remain.
The group is leaving the Title X program rather than follow the Trump administration’s “domestic gag rule.” Patients could suffer.
With her new book, Jen Gunter aims to fight the myths that plague women.
An Arkansas law has been temporarily blocked from going into effect. But it could still spell danger for Roe v. Wade.
Partners and family members feel the loss too.
Advocates say “self-managed abortions” are safe — and in the current political environment, interest is rising.
The rule could make it harder for abortion providers to offer birth control.
A jury initially indicted Marshae Jones on manslaughter charges after a shooting caused her to miscarry, sparking a national outcry.
More than once, the freezer tanks that secure families’ hopes have failed. Courts may fail these families too.
The bills used to be a fringe idea. Now they could threaten Roe v. Wade.
Reproductive rights advocates say the story shows how pregnant women of color are criminalized.
Abortion, maternal mortality, and other issues that disproportionately affect women were front and center at the debate.
Klobuchar played impressive politics Wednesday night.
New mothers are dying in the US at rates higher than any other developed country.
“My colleagues and I have zero tolerance” on bans, the Congress member told Vox.
Birth control has come a long way since 1960, but the options are far from perfect.
A new study finds one in six women report maternal mistreatment. The number is higher for women of color.
Maine, Illinois, and other states are removing restrictions as states like Georgia and Alabama add them.
Researchers studied the effects of the Hyde Amendment. Here’s what they found.
Most people who have the procedure are already parents.
Ted Cruz says he agrees with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about birth control. Don’t be too sure.
The clinic’s battle with state regulators continues.
His withdrawal of support for the Hyde Amendment says a lot about where his party is going.
The percentage of voters ranking women’s issues as a top priority jumped to 14 percent in the past month.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace asked her to explain what she meant when she said “the future is female.”
The bill repeals Illinois laws that placed restrictions on abortion, and is expected to be signed into law by Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
Missouri is facing a post-Roe reality. The reason why is a history of abortion law in America.
The state joins others in banning the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
Seven questions about declining sperm counts you were too afraid to ask.
A doctor explains the consequences.
The Court doesn’t want to revisit Roe v. Wade — yet.
She thinks some states should have to ask the Justice Department permission before passing restrictive abortion laws.
The legal fight begins.
“We will absolutely make sure that abortion remains legal in all 50 states,” an ACLU attorney said.
A former underground provider explains the past — and possible future — of abortion in America.
With the country’s first majority-women legislature, Nevada is moving in the opposite direction of states like Alabama and Georgia.
The gender gap on economics and national security is much larger.