The Latest Breaking News from Abortion

States’ attorneys general argue agency has failed to properly evaluate mifepristone’s safety since initial 2000 approval

In 2026, the biggest battles over abortion will not be at the polls.

Chrishell Stause has entered the chat, calling out Gwen Stefani’s Hallow app sponcon and its anti-abortion, conservative ties.

No Doubt star has previously partnered with Hallow, a prayer and meditation app, for Lent and Christmas

Roman Catholic bishop noted for opposing nuclear arms and abortion, and for remodelling Brentwood Cathedral in Essex

Abortion providers, and even manufacturers, will be liable for penalties over pills mailed into the state

Days out from the filing deadline, Cuellar has yet to draw a serious primary challenger — a sign that many in his party view the anti-abortion congressman as their best bet to stave off the GOP in November.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many American mothers lost faith in the institutions that once shaped their lives

Such speech by the National Institute of Family & Life Advocates in this case, the court concluded, was noncommercial speech that was subject to broad First Amendment protection, rather than less protected "commercial speech."

Abortion bans reach far beyond medical clinics. They creep into routines, shape decisions, and alter the way women move through the world. The changes are subtle at first, then impossible to ignore. Many women find themselves planning their lives around restrictions they never asked for. These shifts reveal how abortion…

The only thing worse than stripping women of their abortion rights is calling it an achievement. Sadly, North Dakotans have once again had their bodily autonomy taken from them, and Republicans are celebrating.