The Latest Breaking News from Abortion

Massachusetts Gov. Healey's Massachusetts Gov. Launches Initiative Against Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Centers million campaign against 'crisis pregnancy centers' sparks legal battle over reproductive rights and free speech.

A conservative law firm is suing Massachusetts Gov_ Maura Healey over an initiative the state launched earlier this summer targeting “crisis pregnancy centers” that Healey calls strictly “anti-abortion.”

Christian prayer is usually an unchallenged activity in Britain, often constructed as benign or even positive. But in some contexts, prayer can be experienced as intimidating, particularly when it is deemed “out of place” or when the motives for prayer are questioned.

Nebraska faces a historic decision on abortion on Nov. 5, part of a record year for abortion-related ballots across the U.S.‌ ‌

Debate ensues within the pro-life movement over Former President Trump's evolving abortion policies and their impact on his support base.

As a Latina abortion physician, I know the complexities of our lives aren't reflected in abortion bans

Tennessee's legal battle over Title X funding and abortion referrals impacts access to family planning services for low-income women.

A federal appeals court has rejected Tennessee’s attempt to collect millions of dollars in family planning funds without complying with federal rules requiring clinics to provide abortion referrals due to its current ban on the procedure

Kamala Harris had a stunningly successful convention beyond all expectations and yet the US presidential race remains too close to call. The result will come down to which party can maximise turnout. Harris is energising women voters on a huge scale, drawn by the opportunity to elect the first female…

Two years after a harrowing pregnancy where she was denied an abortion, the Texan has catapulted to being one of Democrats’ biggest messengers on reproductive rights.

Religious groups and conservative MPs want a law to supposedly protect those born alive, but experts say their claims are misleading and could threaten access to healthcare