Overall, California Latinas/os stand to gain the most with the ACA, whether currently insured or uninsured.
Real religious freedom gives everyone the right to make personal decisions – including whether and when to use birth control – based on our own beliefs. It doesn’t give one group the right to impose its beliefs on others by denying employees access to critical health services.
It’s time to set aside politics and recommit ourselves – as a city, a state and a nation – to family planning and sexual health. As recently as the 1980s, these were civic ideals that united us. If the global community can revive them in 2012, so can we.
The federal government squares off with Indiana over Planned Parenthood funding as conservatives feel emboldened thanks to the health care reform ruling.
Thanks to the ruling in the Affordable Care Act, the battle over same-sex marriage may start to look more like the battle over reproductive rights.
Is this the House’s answer to the Senate’s Blunt Amendment?
Even as the bill becomes more popular, Republicans still keep trying to get rid of it.
The Texas governor claims he’s not letting his state expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
As a religious advocate for reproductive care, I was taken aback by U. S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) recent comment, “That is not the issue,” when asked about extending health coverage to 30 million American uninsured.
The Supreme Court ruling that the Affordable Care Act will not be struck down has managed to bump up the popularity of the legislation.
