abortion

The Grief of Being an Abortion-Care Worker

By Hannah Matthews

More People Are Relying on Abortion Funds 6 Months After the Fall of Roe v. Wade

By Jamie Ducharme

Fighting the Information War On Abortion Pills

By Charlotte Alter

Abortion Clinic Closures Double in Year After End of Roe v. Wade

By Kelsey Butler / Bloomberg
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Voters Understand the Truth About Pregnancy Decisions. What Happened in Montana Proves It

Montana’s “born alive” ballot showed the sinister nature of anti-abortion deception. Voters saw right through it.

By Hillary-Anne Crosby

Montana's Anti-Abortion Referendum Rejected by Voters

Montana was one of five states with abortion-related ballot measures on Tuesday, and in all cases, voters chose to protect abortion access.

By Katie Reilly

These Are the States That Voted to Protect Abortion Rights in the Midterms

Kentucky, Michigan, Vermont and California all voted to protect abortion rights

By Katie Reilly

Democrats Are Telling Abortion Stories on the Campaign Trail

Though politicians at all levels have been talking about abortion in new ways, nowhere is that more true than in state legislative races.

By Abigail Abrams

Thailand's Abortion Law Is Part of a Trend

Thailand has legalized abortions up to the 20th week of pregnancy—an extension of a previous law which allowed termination within 12 weeks.

By Sanya Mansoor

Voters' Top Issue Is the Economy, But Democrats Hope Abortion Will Resonate More

"There is pretty strong evidence to suggest that abortion is going to be a very important issue at the ballot box."

By Abigail Abrams/Eastpointe, Mich.

The Abortion-Rights Messages That Resonate With Men

Dad channels, bros, and male messengers: advocates and campaigners are adjusting their strategies to win over male voters with abortion-rights messages.

By Abigail Abrams

Michigan Is Fighting One of the Most Significant Abortion Battles in the Country

While five states have ballot measures related to abortion in November, Michigan’s will have the most direct impact.

By Abigail Abrams/Wyoming, Mich.

After Dobbs, Hope Is What We Are Left With

Wendy Davis on why we must still have hope in the fight for abortion rights

By Wendy Davis

Biden Vows to Push to Restore Abortion Rights

Biden hopes to elevate abortion as an issue in the minds of voters, even as polling suggests inflation and the economy are bigger concerns for many.

By Brian Bennett

The Fall of Roe v. Wade Has Changed the Doctor-Patient Relationship

More than a dozen doctors, health care lawyers, and hospital ethics committee members in nine states share their challenges in approaching abortion care.

By Abigail Abrams

Where Abortion Is Literally on the Ballot in 2022

Six states have amendments or measures affecting abortion on the ballot.

By Abigail Abrams

Why Abortion May Be Key to Latino Vote

The rising importance of abortion rights, which most Latinos support, is helping Democrats retain support of Latinos, new data suggests.

By Philip Elliott

Exclusive: Elizabeth Warren Presses Crisis Pregnancy Centers on Abortion Data Gathering

Senate Democrats are asking the country’s largest network of anti-abortion pregnancy centers to provide information about how it gathers, protects, and shares the personal data of pregnant people

By Abigail Abrams

Veterans Affairs' New Policy to Provide Abortions Sets Off Battle With Conservative States

Republican lawmakers vow to fight the policy that the VA will provide abortion services even in states that have outlawed the procedure.

By Abigail Abrams

Republicans Are Divided Over How Extreme to Make Their New Abortion Bans

As Republicans debate these policies, they're deciding for the first time since the 1970s what abortion looks like in America without a guaranteed right to the procedure.

By Abigail Abrams
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