Nevada Codified Abortion Rights, But a 1911 Ban Remains on the Books
Question 6 does not repeal a law that explicitly criminalizes people who end their own pregnancies.
Question 6 does not repeal a law that explicitly criminalizes people who end their own pregnancies.
Abortion is on the ballot in multiple states tomorrow.
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Six women filed a joint case against Planned Parenthood Southeast. Also suing? The former interim CEO they accuse of wrongdoing.
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Students for Life set out to prove how easy it is to order medication abortion from a ban state. Maria Puerto is suing them for the cost of raising two children under a law they helped pass.
Katie Zacharia worked with an organization that wants to jail people for having abortions and claimed that abortion pills have ties to Nazi Germany.
Complaints filed last week target access to both mifepristone and misoprostol, a back-up abortion pill method.
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Andrew Bailey has always been hellbent on eradicating abortion access. As the FBI’s No. 2, he may have set the stage for investigations into abortion pill providers.
Lawyers are fighting abortion bans in state court by establishing that pregnant people have a right to life and liberty—or at least self-defense.
Dr. Heidi Overton also said she is open to investigating abortion pill manufacturers during her Senate confirmation hearing.
Plus, Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill to block extraditions of abortion providers.
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Louisiana made misleading claims about the safety of medication abortion, while the Justice Department sidestepped questions about whether the drug should remain available via telehealth.
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