Abigail Abrams

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

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

It’s the biggest step by Republicans to restrict abortion on a federal level since Roe v. Wade fell.

Upcoming cases in Texas and Idaho have major stakes for whether pregnant patients can get emergency abortions in states with bans.

There is no federal law protecting abortion, so rolling back Roe would create a starker patchwork of legality and access across the country

Just months before the Supreme Court is expected to rule on a case overturning or scaling back Roe v. Wade

“I don’t think you can stop it at this point.”

Treating her patients well is not the only reason that Joseph is a leader in the field

The Senate did not advance a bill codifying Roe v. Wade into law on Monday. Some Democrats plan to tout the vote anyway

As COVID-19 rages, this West Virginia program is simultaneously battling a significant increase in opioid overdoses

In December, Julie Rikelman will argue against the biggest threat to Roe v. Wade at the Supreme Court. She’s been preparing for this fight for decades.

Delta Airlines says all unvaccinated employees will be charged $200 extra for their employer-sponsored health insurance. Will the plan work?

These ideas would transform the way Americans pay for health care—but most of them are not actually in the American Families Plan.

The day projected twin images of a nation struggling with chaos and an Administration aiming for normalcy

With nearly 200,000 Americans dead from COVID-19, Trump is returning to an old campaign promise on drug prices.

The Trump administration has talked a big talk on helping, but so far it’s been too little, too late

The nursing home industry argues it should not be held responsible for problems during this unique moment

Hospitals got $100 billion in the stimulus package. But a big portion of that could go to covering administrative costs

As the coronavirus pandemic overshadows the Democratic primary race, current and former progressive candidates’ ideas are enjoying an unexpected turn in the spotlight. In response...