The Gosnell trial is over, but states continue to use it as an excuse to push their anti-choice agenda.
The governor of North Dakota has three days to sign a heartbeat ban into law, but that might not matter. Even among anti-choice legal experts, it’s a given that the bill won’t ever stop anyone from getting an abortion.
Oklahoma teens are the latest target of Americans United for Life’s quest to cut off abortion access.
They say it’s about compassion, eugenics, diversity. But in reality, isn’t it just about chipping away at abortion rights any way that they can?
Mirror Mirror on the wall, who’s the “most protective” state of all?
A GOP lawmaker is looking to make Texas the latest state to restrict the use of abortion medications in a way that some experts warn could increase the drugs’ side effects while making them more expensive.
During a press conference mourning 40 years of legal abortion, AUL bemoans a woman’s inability to prove she can have children and a career.
The anti-choice advocate is ready to see just how much the Supreme Court’s swing vote is willing to “protect” women.
Emily Bazelon profiles Charmaine Yoest in the New York Times Magazine. Yoest knows that the anti-choice movement needs to improve its reputation, but despite this, she can’t give up on the overt sexism and the anti-contraception sentiments.
The newly announced presidential candidate is now reminding everyone of his anti-choice chops.
