Abortion

Planned Parenthood had alleged Congress wrongly targeted the organization.

New Jersey could soon become home to a clinic offering third-trimester abortions, a move drawing concern from many residents and advocacy groups. Supporters say the facility would expand access and provide cross-sex services, while critics argue the procedures are too extreme and alternatives exist.

A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday about whether a spending law passed in July that ended Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood can remain in effect while legal challenges continue.

Critics warn the drug may carry serious risks for nearly 11 percent of women who take it.

The FDA signed off on Evita Solutions' low-cost version of mifepristone, which terminates pregnancies up to 10 weeks of gestation, the company announced.

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill called it dangerous, irresponsible, unethical, and illegal to distribute abortion pills to strangers.

The warehouse retailer cited insufficient customer demand as the primary reason for the decision.

The states alleged that the provision targeted Planned Parenthood for its abortion advocacy.

The Boston judge said the big bill serves as a form of punishment without trial.

The Justice Department is expected to appeal.

That decision has sparked responses from pro-abortion and pro-life voices alike.

The state Supreme Court urged a lower court judge to reevaluate the case using the proper standards.

Current penalties only apply to abortion doctors.

Vice President and other politicians spoke to pro-life activists during the 53rd annual March for Life.

The agency said the policy change applies to all internal and external NIH-supported research and grants.

The proposed House Bill 4760 would make it illegal to deliver, dispense, distribute or provide abortion-inducing drugs in South Carolina with felony charges.

Planned Parenthood had alleged Congress wrongly targeted the organization.

New Jersey could soon become home to a clinic offering third-trimester abortions, a move drawing concern from many residents and advocacy groups. Supporters say the facility would expand access and provide cross-sex services, while critics argue the procedures are too extreme and alternatives exist.

A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday about whether a spending law passed in July that ended Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood can remain in effect while legal challenges continue.

Critics warn the drug may carry serious risks for nearly 11 percent of women who take it.

The FDA signed off on Evita Solutions' low-cost version of mifepristone, which terminates pregnancies up to 10 weeks of gestation, the company announced.

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill called it dangerous, irresponsible, unethical, and illegal to distribute abortion pills to strangers.

The warehouse retailer cited insufficient customer demand as the primary reason for the decision.

The states alleged that the provision targeted Planned Parenthood for its abortion advocacy.

The Boston judge said the big bill serves as a form of punishment without trial.

The Justice Department is expected to appeal.

That decision has sparked responses from pro-abortion and pro-life voices alike.

The state Supreme Court urged a lower court judge to reevaluate the case using the proper standards.