Alanna Vagianos

President Donald Trump celebrated Mother's Day by launching a website that promotes anti-abortion pregnancy help.

Rick Jackson, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, agreed that “two wrongs don’t make a right” regarding rape victims accessing abortion care.

HuffPost spoke with a dozen physicians and abortion care workers who are seeing "abnormally high" false positive pregnancy test results from Clearblue — leading some patients to travel hundreds of miles for care they don't need.

The remarks support the belief — backed by zero scientific evidence — that abortion drug remnants and fetal remains are polluting drinking water.

Paxton's break from his party sets up a conflict within the GOP that could impact his chances of winning his Senate race.

“Moms.gov is not about promoting women’s health,” senators wrote in a letter shared exclusively with HuffPost. “It is an attempt to use HHS resources to further strip women of their rights and privacy.”

Like so many women denied miscarriage care since the fall of Roe v. Wade, Lynn Callaway developed an infection, according to a new lawsuit — leaving her at death’s door with no one to turn to for help.

“What’s really terrifying is that one state’s law and ruling in this situation could impact so many other states where abortion is still legal.”

Democrats have targeted Susan Collins for her role in the fall of Roe — but their choice of opponent could complicate matters.

The way Ken Paxton’s office has handled the case is highly unusual, according to several attorneys who spoke with HuffPost.