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Lauren RankinWashington Post |
The ruling sets the stage for further free speech protections for those who help abortion seekers who cross state lines.
Abortion bans have always been about criminalizing the pregnant person.
Kansas’s safe haven status is now threatened again by abortion opponents who have decided to simply rewrite the rules.
Abortion has been legal in some or all parts of the country for more than 180 years of US history.
New York can’t squander another chance to protect pregnant people from criminalization.
The wins show that it’s possible to take back the narrative and ensure access to those who’ve been denied for too long.
Abortion rights opponents want Indiana to use reporting rules to expose abortion providers and recipients to targeting.
Project 2025 initiated a war on reproductive rights that could escalate into even higher gear in 2026.
Republicans can’t seem to convince adults to vote against abortion, so they’re trying to brainwash kids instead.
Anti-vaxxers are copying a core anti-abortion strategy: if you can’t make it illegal, make it inaccessible instead.
Prominent anti-abortion operatives are deeply entangled in the lawsuit filed this August by a woman in Texas.
If the Supreme Court gets involved, it could set national precedent for states to ban medications approved by the FDA.
We live in a country that has used machines to turn a dying person into a fetus incubator against the family’s wishes.
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