The Coronavirus Crisis
Prosecutors agree that Walter Ogrod was wrongfully convicted. But a Philadelphia judge refuses to release him, despite his diminishing health.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Not only did the governor drag his feet amid the outbreak, but hypocrisy by state officials has undermined health care access for millions of Texans.
The Coronavirus Crisis
As the virus spreads, the criminal justice system is going out of its way to increase the death toll.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Federal judges in Alabama and Ohio granted temporary orders protecting access to abortion. A similar order in Texas was halted by the 5th Circuit.
The Coronavirus Crisis
The lawsuit condemns Texas’s “blatant effort to exploit a public health crisis to advance an extreme, anti-abortion agenda.”
The Coronavirus Crisis
Anti-abortion crusaders in Ohio and Texas are trying to further their ideological cause in the midst of a pandemic.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Data on Covid-19 and pregnancy is limited, but medical experts say pregnant people should be considered an at-risk group.
The End of Roe
Just over three years after the Supreme Court ruled that an anti-abortion law was illegal, the court is being asked again to weigh in on the very same law.
The End of Roe
A Louisiana suit threatens to unravel dozens of cases nationwide by blocking abortion providers from challenging restrictions on behalf of their patients.
The End of Roe
The deal will make millions in Medicaid funding available despite the fact that Texas’s program bars women from seeking care from their provider of choice.
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