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‘Abolitionists’ have migrated out of the fringes and moved toward the center of movement alongside Republicans’ penchant for punishment

Guttmacher report finds 155,000 people crossed state lines for procedure – double number who did so before Roe’s fall

Title X, with services like STI tests and cancer screenings, in limbo after Trump administration pauses $66m in funds

Since Roe v Wade was overturned, a growing number of would-be abortion providers have begun to leave the country in search of an education as training in the US dwindles

Selena Maria Chandler-Scott was arrested in Georgia after emergency responders were called in to treat her

In first abortion-related case since Trump win, court to consider clinics’ acceptance of low-income insurance

The push to end sexual violence has sparked a revenge campaign setting fire to women’s rights and pushing young men to the right. But organizers can learn from the movement’s losses

Texas suit alleging Dr Margaret Carpenter mailed abortion pills to Lone Star state will likely go to US supreme court

Maria Margarita Rojas charged with illegal performance of procedure, considered a second-degree felony in the state

The movement unites ‘family values’ conservatives and tech bro rightwingers. Will this incoherent coalition hold?

Administration to drop Idaho emergency abortion lawsuit and back South Carolina in Planned Parenthood funds case

Experts say victory for state could give green light for other states to attack those who help women travel for procedure

The ruling marks a victory for abortion rights months after a ballot measure added protections to the state constitution

US supreme court rejects anti-abortion challenges to clinic ‘buffer zones’

Missouri lawmaker proposes registry of pregnant women ‘at risk’ for abortions

The order doesn’t fulfill campaign pledges, but does cement the administration’s reputation for promoting childbearing

Ruling enables providers to offer procedure, which voters enshrined in state constitution after fall of Roe in 2022

‘A scary time to be a scientist’: how medical research cuts will hurt the maternal mortality crisis

Move comes amid Trump’s overturn of Title IX guidance, limiting schools’ liability in sexual misconduct cases

Democratic governor Kathy Hochul signs law permitting doctors to leave names off prescriptions for abortion pills