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Reproductive Rights Activists Charged Under Law Intended to Protect Abortion Clinics
The Justice Department is calling graffiti on anti-abortion centers a threat to “reproductive health services facilities.”
The End of Roe
The fight over reproductive freedom enters a grim new chapter.
How to Leak From the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court investigation report on how the Dobbs draft got out offers lessons for future leakers everywhere.
“We’re Going to Where the Fight Is”: Abortion Rights Movement Sets Its Sights on Key States
Seven months after the fall of Roe, the battlefield has shifted.
Texas Lawmakers Plan to Further Decimate Abortion Rights in Upcoming Legislative Session
All Texas clinics have halted abortion care, but the anti-abortion movement says its work isn’t over.
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Why Same-Sex Marriage Wins and Abortion Keeps Losing
It’s all about family values.
Kentucky Voters Reject Amendment 2 in “Repudiation of Extreme Anti-Choice Agenda”
Every state with abortion on the ballot saw decisive action to protect reproductive rights.
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Midterms Show Republican Anti-Abortion Agenda Relies on Minority Rule
But that doesn’t mean we can rest easy in the fight for reproductive justice.
The Midterms Handed Democrats in Congress a Mandate to Codify Abortion Rights
With 48 senators supporting a filibuster carveout for abortion rights, Democrats should act before the new Congress.
Kentucky Lawmakers Seek Exclusive Control Over Residents’ Reproductive Rights
A Kentucky ballot measure, Amendment 2, would bar state courts from considering the constitutionality of abortion.
After Clinic Arson, Abortion Rights Advocates in Wyoming Step Up Their Fight
Lawmakers want to ban abortion. Advocates are confident that Wyoming’s constitution protects access — and they’re fighting in court to prove it.