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Reproductive Rights
Woman Arrested in South Carolina for Allegedly Taking Abortion Pills in 2021
Though the alleged abortion happened in 2021, police didn’t obtain the warrant for her arrest until after “Dobbs.”
MS GOP Seeks to Block Voters From Using Ballot Initiative for Abortion Rights
"It is almost like a dictatorship," one Democratic lawmaker said in response to the GOP's proposal.
Groups Tell UN Experts That Overturning of “Roe” Violates International Law
Nearly 200 organizations and individual advocates asked for the UN to take immediate action.
Texas Decision Could Remove Abortion Pills From Pharmacies Nationwide
The lawsuit is the latest effort by opponents of abortion rights to stymie the use of abortion pills.
There Isn’t a State in Which a Majority Think Abortion Should Be Totally Illegal
Even in states where outlawing all abortions is the most popular, support caps out at 14 percent, new polling finds.
South Carolina Bill Would Subject Those Obtaining Abortions to Death Penalty
Critics say the bill is vague enough that it could punish those who have miscarriages or other complications as well.
Newsom, 19 Other Governors, Form Alliance to Combat Anti-Abortion Efforts
California "can't do it alone," California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in announcing the coalition of states.
Poll: 7 in 10 Americans Dissatisfied With Current Abortion Policies
Three in four respondents who were dissatisfied said it was because new abortion policies were too restrictive.
Trump-Appointed Judge Could Impose Extreme Restrictions on Abortion Meds
Upending access to medication would be "devastating for abortion care," one abortion rights activist said.
Florida Judges Are Denying Abortion to 1 in 10 Minors
Minors can bypass parental consent laws for abortion by going to a judge, but new data shows they rarely succeed.