Roe v Wade

"I suggest that all women refuse to have sex with men until they are guaranteed the right to choose by Congress," the singer and actress tweeted.

Some Democrats were already arguing for an expansion of the court before the controversial decision on Wednesday.

Texas' new ban is now one of the harshest laws of its kind in the country and is a move many are comparing to extremism of the Taliban.

Texas governor Greg Abbott signed the bill back in May, and it has not been blocked by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The new Texas abortion law uniquely incentivizes private citizens—not government officials such as prosecutors and health departments—to enforce the ban.

Women seeking an abortion will no longer be told that "objective scientific information shows that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks of postfertilization age."

The relevant question in the abortion debate is whether the unborn child is not or is a person.

To protect the rule of law, the Court can do nothing better than to overturn Roe and return the abortion issue to the states, where public policy and public opinion can be better aligned.

Baker called the law unconstitutional because it would ban nearly all abortions before a fetus is considered viable outside of the mother's womb.

"There would be nowhere for a pro-life, or even a moderately pro-choice, American to go to avoid violating the moral or religious conviction that their hard-earned dollars not be used to fund abortions," reads the GOP AG's letter.

While a pro-life outcome in Dobbs v. Jackson is not guaranteed, the pro-life movement has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

The Dobbs Court can overturn Roe's viability standard based on the fact that recent scientific and legal developments show that each successful abortion kills a human.

A nominally conservative Court is set to decide the fate of the legal conservative movement itself.

It is long past time for the Supreme Court to right the grievous wrong of Roe v. Wade.

Some experts argue that a case challenging a Mississippi law could adversely affect abortion access.

In deciding Dobbs, the Court could go in at least one of three directions.

A movie, "Roe v. Wade," which tells the inside story of the monumental Supreme Court case that legalized abortion will premiere to a sold-out crowd of 1,500 conservatives at CPAC.

Touting Biden's Catholicism was about rendering this policy less radioactive rather than making a principled case for it.

"As long as Biden continues to push this hard-left agenda down the throats of Americans there's not going to be any unity," Pastor Robert Jeffress told Fox Business.

Mr. President, you have a splendid opportunity to transcend partisanship, exactly as you promised at the inauguration.

The words "pregnancy loss is so hard" and "it's so common" instantly brought me to tears. It was not the loss of pregnancy that I was and am still grieving. I was, and am, sad because my unborn child died.

The bill, which has the backing of senior health officials and civil rights groups, has angered religious conservatives.

"The first thing we would like to see would be an executive order on day one, within the first 100 days, that demonstrates the administration's commitment to sexual and reproductive health care," Planned Parenthood's president told Newsweek.

"Any time the Supreme Court deals with an abortion case, there will be a brief asking them to overturn Roe and they will have the opportunity to overturn Roe," one expert said.

The abortion debate in their adopted country has caught many first-generation women off-guard.

Former "A Prairie Home Companion" host under fire for saying Roe v. Wade not "worth fighting for anymore."

Barrett's hearings could take an important first step toward withdrawing the Court from the political battlefield that it has entered.

Trump's tweeted claim came after Biden said Monday that if Roe v. Wade were overturned, his "only response to that is pass legislation making Roe the law of the land. That's what I would do."

Trump is set to face off against Democratic challenger Joe Biden in the first presidential debate on Tuesday and following Trump's recent nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, abortion and Roe v. Wade are two issues likely to be brought up.

The Democratic presidential candidate has spoken extensively about his views on abortion and the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision in 1973.