The Latest Breaking News from Abortion

From every crisis there are consequences. And in the US last week the consequences came home to roost for the Republicans. The über-hyped “red wave” turned into a washout — thanks, I am certain, to women.

The Kentucky Supreme Court will be looking at the status of abortion in the commonwealth

Most of the House members running in 2022 against the same opponent they had beaten in 2020 won again this year.

In the first nationwide test of public sentiments since the Supreme Court last summer ended abortion rights in America, voters got to have their say. So far, their verdict has been resounding: Voters in almost a half-dozen states cast their ballots Nov. 8 for measures to protect the biological self-determination…

There was no “red tsunami” during this year’s midterm elections. There wasn’t even a red wave. In fact, the editors of the National Review called it a “red mist.” Republicans did have notable success in a few places, particularly in Florida and parts of New York state.

The future of abortion rights in Kentucky is reaching a defining moment before the state's Supreme Court

Democratic Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro will take office with a decisive mandate from Pennsylvania voters, who overwhelmingly rejected a Republican drive to pare back abortion rights and voting laws in the premier battleground state

Democrat Andrea Salinas has won the U.S. House seat in Oregon’s newly created 6th District

A group of anti-abortion doctors in Mississippi say the validity of the state’s law banning most abortions remains uncertain

Conservative states have high teen birth rates and little support — an issue exacerbated by abortion bans

In the wake of Missouri's abortion ban, one hospital is in hot water after denying an essential abortion