The latest news impacting reproductive rights around the country.

When former Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed a religious freedom bill into law, he probably never imagined it would be used as an argument against the state's future abortion ban.

While Republican candidates waffle over a federal abortion ban, hundreds of doctors stand behind an Indiana OB-GYN punished for speaking publicly about abortion care she provided to a 10-year-old.

The Committee to Protect Health Care hopes its billboard will make people think about how Florida's restrictive abortion law could impact their health care.

Conservatives in the one-house Nebraska Legislature announced early this month that they would amend the trans health bill to squeeze in the abortion restrictions, combining the two most contentious measures of the session.

Voting along party lines, Republicans in North Carolina's House and Senate voted on Tuesday to shorten the window on abortion access in the state by eight weeks.

Democrats say elections in Virginia in November present a clear choice on reproductive rights.

A law ending all licenses for clinics by 2024 was blocked by an injunction while it is challenged in court.

In South Carolina, five female lawmakers, including three Republicans, led the filibuster that defeated the bill.

Republican Gov. Doug Burgum says the new law, which bans abortions at six weeks even in cases of rape or incest, confirms that North Dakota is a 'pro-life state.'

Two Republicans joined Democrats to reject a proposal that would have limited the ability of the Department of Veterans Affairs to offer abortion care.

Mental health experts say omitting psychiatric crises from the list of exceptions to abortion bans could cost people their lives.

If the FDA approval for mifepristone is blocked, some abortion care providers across the country may have to stop offering medication abortion altogether.

The first of its kind in the U.S., Idaho’s new law bans people from helping minors obtain abortions without parental consent.

Conservatives supported an amendment to the state Constitution protecting citizens’ right to determine their health care after the Affordable Care Act passed. That decision has returned to haunt them.

State Rep. Donna Rozar made the comment while introducing a bill to create rape and incest exceptions for Wisconsin’s draconian ban on abortion.

Anti-abortion activists celebrated the end of Roe last year. Ahead of its anniversary, they’re setting their sights on federal restrictions.

Thousands of people across the country marked the historic date by protesting in favor of abortion rights.

Republicans will bring a bill criminalizing doctors and abortion providers to a vote as one of their first acts in the new Congress.

In at least eight states that allow exemptions to bans on abortion for life-threatening conditions, a patient’s mental health is not included.

The Republican Senate nominee for Pennsylvania stated during a debate that he wanted ‘local political leaders’ to be involved in making medical decisions related to abortion.

The Republican Senate nominee in Pennsylvania made the comment at a Tuesday night debate against Democratic nominee Lt. Gov. John Fetterman.

Syracuse Right-to-Life claims New York congressional nominee Brandon Williams promised to ‘consistently’ back its agenda on its candidate questionnaire.

Tiffany Smiley previously liked posts attacking the nonprofit she now claims to support.

Former Kansas Republican Party Chair Amanda Adkins says she opposes a federal law banning abortion, but she backs a GOP budget plan that explicitly proposes one.

Washington state Republican Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley lied about incumbent Democrat Patty Murray’s position on abortion while avoiding clarifying her own.

‘I wish, as a man, I didn’t have to make this decision. I wish women could make this decision,’ Rep. John Curtis (R-UT) said during a debate on Oct. 6.

Republican candidates have scrubbed their websites of hardline anti-abortion rhetoric and changed their stances on exceptions ahead of the general election.

Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker has been accused of funding a former girlfriend’s abortion in 2009.

The Arizona Senate ad was sponsored by a group tied to the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America.