Conservative influencers pushing “trad wife” ideals are making money by spreading false narratives about hormonal birth control—and doctors say it’s showing up in their exam rooms every day.

Governor’s final actions on legislature’s bills include 201 total vetoes, a record high

A bill that would improve health care access for Missouri women almost died in the House after some lawmakers conflated birth control legislation with abortion medication

Bills that would allow trained pharmacists to prescribe birth control were approved Thursday by the Michigan House Health Policy Committee.

A GOP-backed bill would block Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood. Health care providers fear it will harm patients’ access to critical care

Alabama House Democrats filed a bill in the House last week to protect access to birth control.

The legislation would allow those with private insurance plans to receive a full year's worth of contraceptives at one time rather than be limited to a month-by-month supply.

Perrigo will begin shipping Opill in early 2024, but it hasn't announced the price of the new medication.

The law makes New York the third state to make it possible for residents to access contraception without going to a doctor.

After their success with Dobbs, anti-abortion activists have a new target: contraception.

Matt DePerno, the Republican nominee for Michigan attorney general, pushes the lie that Plan B is used to terminate pregnancy.

Lieutenant governor candidate Matt Birk’s 2018 comments opposing sexual ‘freedom’ are not the only controversial remarks he’s made about women or abortion.

‘Our access to essential health care is in very real peril,’ one reproductive rights advocate said.

The case puts access to health care at risk — but that’s not all.

Senate Republicans are mad that Xavier Becerra supports abortion rights and contraception access.

He’ll be well-positioned to roll back some of the Trump administration’s worst attacks.

There’s a lot that Joe Biden can do right away to counteract Trump’s damaging policies.

The American Medical Association says the Trump rule ‘warps and decimates’ a program that provides health care to millions.

Obamacare requires employers to cover birth control at no charge to the insured in their health insurance plans.

Tuesday, an appellate court blocked the overreaching religious exemption rules the administration created to drastically limit access to contraception.

Baseball fans can register to vote at Baltimore Orioles games, and Oregon has a new law to make cars more environmentally friendly.

Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-IL) exposed how little Labor Secretary Alex Acosta knows or cares about why women need contraception.

Citing Brett Kavanaugh’s potential involvement in human rights violations, Amnesty International has taken the exceptionally rare step of calling to delay the confirmation vote on Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.

By incorrectly referring to birth control as ‘abortion-causing drugs,’ Kavanaugh aligned himself with right-wing extremists who want to ban both abortion and contraception.

Apparently, Republican Scott Wagner needs his wife to tell him what to think about basic health care used by almost all women.