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An ‘abortion abolitionist’ became an Oklahoma senator. The fringe is celebrating its big victory

The hardline fragment of the anti-abortion movement is gaining traction in the wake of Roe v Wade’s fall

The Guardian - US · Dec 14, 2023

Judges' dueling decisions put access to a key abortion drug in jeopardy nationwide

A federal judge in Texas stayed the FDA's approval of the drug mifepristone, while a federal judge in Washington state blocked any FDA change in access.

WEKU · Apr 7, 2023

Texas abortion ruling nears, but blue states aren't waiting to protect pill access

A federal judge in Texas soon could make one of the two pills used in medication abortions harder to come by, even in blue states that support abortion rights.

Tribune News Service · Mar 12, 2023

Data privacy, abortion limits set to collide post-Roe - Roll Call

After of the recent Supreme Court abortion decision, concerns about data collection being used to track women's reproductive choices grows.

Roll Call · Jul 20, 2022

Self-induced abortions can raise medical — and legal — questions for doctors

Doctors are thinking about how to help women who have questions or concerns after taking abortion pills at home — without putting themselves or their patients in jeopardy.

WEKU · Jul 7, 2022

With the end of Roe, Texans will have to travel long distances for legal abortions

New Mexico is expected to become a “haven state” where abortion remains legal and largely accessible. That state has six abortion clinics and is gearing up for an influx of patients. The nearest clinic there is a 12-hour drive from Houston and a 10-hour drive from Dallas.

The Texas Tribune · Jun 24, 2022

Who will be prosecuted for abortion if fetuses are recognized as people?

The expected reversal of Roe v Wade will lead to more women being charged over pregnancy outcomes

The Guardian - US · May 18, 2022