Bayliss Wagner

The Texas attorney general’s consumer protections division is investigating a Seattle hospital and demanding Texans’ gender-affirming care records.

The opinion came just hours after Cox’s attorneys said she had left the state to terminate her pregnancy.

The same day that a judge said Kate Cox can get an abortion because of a fatal fetal diagnosis, Texas AG Ken Paxton is trying to block the ruling.

A Texas state judge authorized a woman, Kate Cox, to terminate her pregnancy, but now the state Supreme Court has put the ruling on hold.

For the first time since before Roe v. Wade was decided 50 years ago, a judge will allow a pregnant woman to obtain an emergency abortion in Texas.

The woman’s baby has Edwards’ syndrome and “virtually no chance” of survival. Her doctor says the pregnancy poses grave risks to her health.

False claims that Starbucks stores were eliminating cash gave rise to calls for a boycott from some social media users in the U.S., U.K. and Canada.

Trump leaned heavily on criticism of rival Hillary Clinton during his 2016 campaign. But there’s no evidence he made the claimed statement.

A list of 25 books supposedly banned in schools and libraries in Florida is fake. There is no state banned book list, DeSantis’ spokesperson said.

Farmers are banned from using the pesticide chlorpropham on carrots. Some carrots are rinsed with chlorine, a safe way to sanitize the vegetable.