Roe v Wade

SCOTUS already found an identical Texas law to be placing an "undue burden" on women—and in this case, the burden would fall disproportionately on women who are black.

Those interested in the future of abortion rights would be wise to look beyond the sweeping heartbeat bans and personhood laws that dominate the headlines and consider the case of June Medical.

The cohort of lawmakers representing 38 states consists of 166 House Republicans, 39 Senate Republicans and two House Democrats who filed an amicus brief Thursday arguing the right to an abortion is "unworkable."

A federal appeals court has stricken down Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban, stopping it from taking effect and protecting the state's only open abortion clinic.

"The whole thing is not the kind of thing we like in South Carolina," Governor McMaster said.

Most people support Planned Parenthood funding, 'Roe v. Wade,' and federal protections for birth control coverage, according to recent polling by the Kaiser Foundation.

And a lot to do with access to birth control.

Abortion clinics are already extremely face—requiring them to have hospital admitting privileges will only make it worse for women.

Video emerged showing Christine Blasey Ford's attorney telling a feminist conference that her client's testimony against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was politically motivated to protect Roe v. Wade.

Bernie Sanders backed abortion rights and blasted male-dominated legislatures in a 1972 article surfaced Wednesday, revealing another decades-long contrast with Joe Biden.

It's a strategy that makes sense ahead of the 2020 election.

Senator Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, repeatedly blamed "unelected justices" of the U.S. Supreme Court for establishing abortion rights that he said should be set by legislatures.

Senator Elizabath Warren's plan came in response to recent attacks on women's reproductive health rights in Alabama, Georgia and Missouri.

Dr. Yashica Robinson said she was "appalled" that rapists could receive a lesser punishment than she would for completing an abortion.

Robertson labeling the law "extreme" shocked many conservatives and liberal pundits alike, given his typically far-right social and political stances

A fiery Fox News exchange over late-term abortion legislation reignited debate on whether conservatives - specifically male lawmakers - are attempting to repeal Roe v. Wade and "take control" of women's reproductive health.

We are far more likely to see a stealth overturning of Roe v. Wade than a clear, fatal blow.

Republicans would rather concuss America's brains with a prayer book and see higher abortion rates than solve a problem with contraception.

A survey asked Americans to evaluate movies with abortion as a theme, and rank them according to how comfortable they were with the way the issue was handled.

"The states are very busy passing all kinds of laws that would limit a woman's right to choose. It's those things that will go before Justice Kavanaugh," Senator Mazie Hirono warned.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson has claimed that the focus on a sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has more to do with abortion rights than sexual assault.

His documented position seems to be different from his recent testimony given to the committee.

Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings will ignore the power grab that has turned the court into our government's most dangerous branch. But all the senators have to do is ask about one case—and it's not Roe v. Wade.

Being able to control if and when a woman becomes a mother is a basic human right.

Texas argues it is saving those who oppose abortion from subsidizing the procedure.

Start by avoiding Twitter between midnight and lunchtime.

Gorsuch may be as conservative as Scalia, but he is not Scalia.

The hearing provides a chance for bipartisan repudiation of Donald Trump's attacks on the judiciary.

Republicans say choice is essential for buying shoes but not for an abortion.

The bill is about subjecting women to the wishes of men who impregnated them.