Abortion

“Abortion After Roe” examines the impact of right-wing activists' largely successful efforts to limit abortion access after 1973.

Religious groups representing diverse traditions are mobilizing to defend Planned Parenthood and promote women's equality.

The 1861 act is an archaic, badly flawed piece of legislation, which is ripe for reform.

Even women who live in countries where abortion is legal often face obstacles to obtaining safe abortions, thanks, in part, to the United States.

Planned Parenthood's president faced off with Republican lawmakers before a heated House hearing.

Activists are calling for access to abortion care regardless of income, and pushing to end coverage bans.

Reproductive domination is the theft of Native agency, which has always been at the heart of the experiences of Native people.

In Alabama, anti-drug fervor and abortion politics have turned a meth-lab law into the country's harshest weapon against pregnant women.

The defunding of Planned Parenthood could result in higher Medicaid costs for thousands of additional unintended pregnancies.

Pope Francis's decision to refocus the church's energy toward mercy quickly turns to more shame for women.