The Latest Breaking News from Abortion

The news is filled with stories about investigations into former President Donald Trump and the fallout over the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion

Therese Coffey, who was named as Heath Secretary by Liz Truss this afternoon, has said she would prefer that people didn't have abortions, voted against assisted dying and same-sex marriage and was branded "heartless" by Piers Morgan

A group of South Carolina senators  has voted to remove exceptions for rape and incest from a proposed abortion ban

Jennifer Lawrence has spoken for the first time about enduring two miscarriages before welcoming her son this year. The actress said the first happened while she was alone in a hotel in her early twenties and the other while she was filming Netflix movie Don't Look Up

The First Minister said her government would ‘safeguard the access of women to abortion services without harassment or intimidation’.

She writes rap lyrics on vintage lingerie and paints gynaecological instruments bubblegum pink. Now, for her first UK show, the Brooklyn-based British artist is tackling the mental, physical and financial fallout from a miscarriage

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The history of abortion in the U.S. guided some of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s arguments in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision. Alito argued that abortion has never been a “deeply rooted” constitutional right in the United States.

The supreme court’s abortion decision, a drop in gas prices, and Trump’s legal dramas have all helped strengthen Biden’s ratings – and Democrats’ chances this fall

Both Gov. Greg Abbott and Beto O’Rourke hope to define the election on issues viewed as favorable to their own parties.

During a time that has brought the shock of the Uvalde mass shooting, restrictions on reproductive rights, and climate-related disasters, a large national poll of Latino voters found that their priorities have experienced a significant shift. For example, abortion is now among the top five issues for Latino voters for…