The Latest Breaking News from Abortion

Millions of Americans rely on their employers for health insurance and while some firms have stepped up, others have not, with those on low incomes most likely to suffer

Abortion decision leaves some doctors concerned that treating miscarriages will put them at risk of criminal prosecution.

Several states have moved to ban abortions following Supreme Court ruling removing federal protection.

The answer isn't necessarily decriminalising the procedure.

In response to the Supreme Court’s overturning of Americans’ constitutional right to abortion, large employers thought they had found a way to help workers living in states where abortions would be banned: provide benefits to support travel to other states for services. But that solution is only triggering questions.

The new abortion landscape means clinics in Minnesota are already seeing more patients — and trying hard to recruit more staff.

The fighting in court over abortion is far from over.

You may have seen the shocking story: An abortion doctor associated with Indiana University was asked to provide care to a pregnant 10-year-old from Ohio, which has banned abortion after six weeks.

Facebook and Instagram began removing memes and updates explaining how to get abortion pills

The Legislative Assembly's standing committee on health and community wellbeing will consider the accessibility of abortion services in the territory along with legal protections for the procedure.

MINNEAPOLIS — A district court judge has ruled many Minnesota laws restricting abortion access violate the state Constitution, a significant victory for abortion rights groups just weeks after the fall of Roe v. Wade.