New reporting shows the effects of conservative states’ virus-era bans on abortion.

Chief Justice John Roberts gave a roadmap to lower courts on how to approve a host of abortion restrictions.

Republicans are attacking the safest way to get an abortion during the pandemic.

Without stable housing, many struggle to get the health care they need.

A new report reveals the unfortunate connection between restrictive abortion policies and a lack of support for new families.

The Republican obsession with abortion is forcing delays in care.

Anti-abortion ‘centers’ are designed to spread misinformation and stop women from getting the care they need.

Medical experts have confirmed the Trump administration is spreading a ‘false narrative.’

Republicans never talk about who their abortion bans will affect the most.

Anti-abortion extremists called a recent Supreme Court a ‘cruel blow.’ What will they do next?

A new Mississippi abortion law seems designed to intimidate patients and threaten doctors.

Roberts decision about a Louisiana abortion restriction does not make him an abortion rights supporter.

Substantial barriers remain in states across the country.

‘They’ve kept this plan secret for weeks and released it on a Saturday night so they didn’t have to hear from Iowans,’ House Democratic Whip Jo Oldson said.

Donald Trump has bragged about his support for telehealth during the coronavirus, but Republicans won’t back it for patients in need of abortion care.

Recent GOP attacks haven’t shifted the public’s support of abortion.

Colorado is one of the only states where women can obtain later abortions.

A new study confirms that ‘restrictive policies do not improve reproductive health.’

Some hospitals are restricting medical training to ‘the detriment of abortion access.’

A group of Republican attorneys general is asking the Supreme Court to block low-income patients from health care providers if they offer abortions.

Abortion restrictions are driving up health care costs — not making patients safer.

GOP-dominated states are continuing to use the coronavirus crisis to ban abortion even as they allow access to other health care.

A month of court battles has left behind chaos and confusion for patients seeking abortions.

Conservatives in Kentucky couldn’t get their act together as they tried to push several new abortion restrictions through the state Legislature.

Lack of access to telemedicine for abortion services may mean that people can’t get abortions until later in pregnancy or possibly not get them at all.

Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Texas have all tried to ban or seriously limit abortion access during the pandemic.

Republican lawmakers are forcing delays in care that could leave abortion, which is protected by the Constitution, out of reach for many.

Texas is trying to force people who need abortions to wait — but it also bans abortions later in pregnancy.

The governor admitted the bill could hurt families.

GOP officials are using the pandemic as an opportunity to push their right-wing agenda.