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Voters opted for reproductive freedom while also electing a man who brags about ending Roe.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, the Minnesota senator warns of the dangers of “zombie laws,” and explains why the president-elect “dialed back” an unpopular antiabortion crusade: “He’ll say whatever he thinks he needs to say in the moment.”
“Your body, my choice” comments, along with fear after Trump’s victory, have spurred interest in South Korea’s 4B feminist movement, which calls on women to refuse to marry, have children, date, or have sex with men.
During Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the SpaceX CEO told attendees that if people don't vote, “this will be the last election.”
The Ohio Senator and Hillbilly Elegy author took the stage as Donald Trump’s running mate on Wednesday night at the Republican National Convention, where he leaned into his personal biography and struck a populist tone — while side-stepping some issues, like abortion, where he holds extreme views.
In the first presidential election since the fall of Roe, an unofficial cohort of women are sharing their personal experiences. “I don’t have a background in politics,” one downballot candidate told Vanity Fair. “Then what happened to me happened.”
The moniker has branded those who help terminate pregnancies as illegitimate, dangerous, and, in turn, allowable targets of violence.
Dr. Michele Goodwin on how decades of policing pregnancy led to the Alabama Supreme Court’s decision.
Three stories of people navigating a new world of restrictions post-Roe
Before Roe, doctors like Gary Raymond’s father went to prison for providing abortions. It’ll happen again.
Their new book, “What World Is This?” examines human connection, vulnerability, and grief.
Esplanade Gardens was trumpeted as a way to build wealth for middle-class Black New Yorkers. But its crumbling infrastructure shows how the government gave up on affordable housing.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law broadening the definition of rape beyond penile penetration.
Speaker Mike Johnson has been talking about it for decades, and now he’s got a larger audience.
No one has published tests of period products, which are intended to contain human blood, with human blood. Until now.
