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Roe v. Wade
Clashes Over Access to Birth Control Could Divide GOP’s Fragile House Majority
After the Supreme Court tossed “Roe,” 195 House Republicans voted against the Right to Contraception Act.
Post “Roe,” Advocates Fear for the Future of Contraceptive Self-Determination
A climate of misinformation and fear has people feeling they are making their contraceptive choices under duress.
For-Profit Abortion Telemedicine Start-Ups Are Proliferating in Wake of “Roe”
As for-profit telemedicine companies replace shuttered clinics, advocates worry about who will have access to abortion.
Abortion Access and Funding Have Always Been a Struggle in US Territories
Access to abortion in U.S. territories isn't even a discussion within the mainstream reproductive rights movement.
In Every State With Abortion on the Ballot, Voters Defended Reproductive Rights
In red states, blue states and swing states, voters rejected every attempt to restrict abortion rights.
Abortion Rights Opponents Are Targeting Patients Seeking Care in Blue States
Clinic defense is an essential part of the abortion rights movement in the repressive post-"Roe" era.
Ted Kennedy’s Diary Shows Alito Lied About Maintaining Precedent in “Roe”
“I recognize there is a right to privacy,” Alito said to the senator.
Chuck Grassley Is Downplaying His Anti-Abortion Extremism to Win Reelection
The senator’s vow to oppose a federal 15-week limit on abortions does not mean he will defend reproductive rights.
Biden to Vow to Make Codifying “Roe” First Priority If Democrats Win Congress
Democrats would have to keep control of the House and gain at least two seats in the Senate to pass an abortion bill.
Abortion Bans Are Making It Harder for Some Cancer Patients to Get Chemotherapy
Now, some people have to travel out of state for their requisite abortions before getting cancer treatment.