Abortion rights, US Midterms
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Republican Tom Tiffany pointed to a 20-week abortion limit while Democrat David Crowley declined to name a gestational cutoff in their debate.
The measure aims to overturn a 2024 amendment, reinstating an abortion ban while making restrictions on transgender youth healthcare permanent.
Lydia Taylor Davis, an anti-abortion rights activist, debated over 20 students on Georgetown University’s campus at an event that drew over 100 spectators.
I walked away from this town hall newly convinced that if Catholics hope to persuade others to join us in protecting human life, from conception to natural death, we must find new ways to engage those who disagree with us.
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Opinion: The Trump administration needs to get serious about publishing abortion data
The CDC has published its annual abortion surveillance series since 1969 — that is, it did until 2025.
That left Driscoll and Oliver to speak not just for themselves but for tickets that, in Oliver's case, came together only after a chaotic primary season scrambled the Republican field. Oliver described himself as a pro-choice Republican during the debate,
The top three candidates vying to be Rhode Island’s next governor faced off in their first televised debate Wednesday night on NBC 10.Democrat Helena Foulkes, R
I live in Tillamook County, a rural dairy-farming community where faith runs deep, and this fall, campaign signs line our roads. Abortion is part of the argument those signs are making. I am writing
Gov. Maura Healey and Republican Mike Minogue covered a lot of ground last week during their final debate of the fall campaign at WCVB-TV in Needham. Some of it was familiar: Taxes, affordability, energy and, oh yeah, President Donald Trump. Some of it was ...
Over the course of a sometimes contentious, sometimes awkward hour, the two candidates for Wisconsin governor sparred over taxes, data centers and abortion in the only debate of their general election campaign Wednesday night.
Abortion access has taken a back seat to affordability in Alaska's congressional campaigns, despite pointed contrasts between candidates on reproductive rights. In a split along
