Justice Amy Coney Barrett doesn’t seem concerned with the demands and risks of pregnancy.

The Washington Post-ABC News poll also found that only a small fraction of Americans back the Texas abortion ban currently before the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether inmates have the right to specific religious rites in the death chamber.

As of Monday morning, abortions remain nearly totally banned in Texas.

With an estimated 1,000 women per week in Texas seeking an abortion, clinics in nearby states report being overwhelmed.

A Kentucky case that presents a major challenge to abortion access has largely flown under the radar.

The Republican senator calls herself ‘pro-choice,’ but she continues to back Supreme Court justices who let an extreme Texas abortion ban stand.

The GOP governor has referred to the death penalty as ‘Texas justice.’ Catholic activists say that puts him at odds with his own faith.

Activists are using amicus briefs to show that people can thrive after they have abortions.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis previously called the Texas law ‘interesting’ and said he would ‘look more significantly at it.’

The vast majority of voters disapprove of Texas’ near-total abortion ban and the state’s decision to let private citizens enforce it, according to a new poll.

Utah state Rep. Merrill Nelson (R) wants birth certificates to retain the gender markers originally assigned.

‘It is likely that we’ll see the numbers of maternal death growing as a result of the extremely restrictive abortion climate,’ said the lead author of a recent study.

Even conservative Chief Justice John Roberts dissented from the highly ‘unusual’ majority opinion.

The Supreme Court chose not to block a Texas law that is in violation of Roe v. Wade.

Abortion bans aren’t helping the state’s ‘alarming infant and maternal mortality rates.’

Republican lawmakers have opposed any legislation to extend the moratorium.

Extreme abortion restrictions in conservative states do not affect all people equally.

‘The United States has the widest protections for religious freedom and religious expression anywhere in the world,’ as one legal expert said.

The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that Washington state’s nondiscrimination protections do not violate religious freedoms.

It’s a rare win for voting rights.

‘This ruling is much worse than we had anticipated,’ said an attorney for the Brennan Center for Justice.

A policy analyst at the Guttmacher Institute said an upcoming Supreme Court case could ‘basically create two Americas when it comes to abortion.’

In dissent, Justice Elena Kagan wrote the court was weakening a landmark voting rights law for the second time in eight years.

The decision ‘affirms that transgender students are protected by Title IX,’ said HRC president Alphonso David.

Earlier this year, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case about Mississippi’s previability ban.

The Supreme Court ruling on Thursday was its third against Republicans’ attempts to overturn Obamacare.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Catholic foster care agency that refuses to work with same-sex families on Thursday.

The third major attack on the law at the Supreme Court ended the way the first two did.

GOP Sen. Mitch McConnell said he would hold open a Supreme Court vacancy in 2024 if he were the Senate majority leader.