It took years for Abortion.org to actually be about abortion
Rebecca Nall, founder of I Need An A, secured a popular website address which had long redirected visitors to anti-abortion information.
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The case that could weaken one of Texas’ most ambitious anti-abortion laws
An organization that championed the law is now being sued under it. The case could show what limits could be put on the sweeping law.
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Two states, two abortion ballot measures — and many challenges in reaching Gen Z voters
Missouri voters could reinstate a near-total abortion ban; Idaho voters could undo one. Some young voters are more concerned with economic issues.
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Idaho moms and grandmothers are taking the fight for abortion rights to their neighbors’ doors
It's the only state this year where voters could reverse an abortion ban. With little national support, older women who never expected to be activists are powering the campaign.
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As Susan Collins goes for a sixth term, Maine Democrats worry she’s a ‘Teflon candidate’
They’re hoping abortion rights will persuade Democratic women to stick with their party and back Troy Jackson.
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Here’s what’s driving the Gen Z gender gap
The youngest voters have been shaped by an end to a federal right to abortion, the #MeToo movement and social media algorithms, a new 19th/YouGov poll shows. -
A state that enshrined abortion into its constitution is now at risk of losing it
A ballot measure backed by the state’s Republican party would make Missouri the first state whose constitution explicitly bans the procedure.
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Where abortion is on the ballot in 2026
Voters in Idaho, Missouri, Nevada and Virginia will address how their states regulate reproductive rights.
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Tierra Walker died after she couldn’t get an abortion. Her family is suing Ken Paxton.
The case argues that Texas’ near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. constitutions. It is the first lawsuit over a death linked to an abortion ban.
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Can there be a religious right to abortion?
Two women and Hoosier Jews for Choice argue that a near-total ban in Indiana violates their religious freedom. The case was in front of the state Supreme Court on Thursday.