The survey was conducted by Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff’s office, with assistance from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).

The Oklahoma Senate's Health and Human Services Committee has passed a bill that would make it a felony to traffic abortion pills.

For example, there is still no proof for the claim by Indiana University’s pro-abortion medical professor that the state’s ...

Women in the United States are less likely to have babies than ever before, but key figures in the Trump administration seem ...

Mifepristone is one of two drugs used to perform chemical abortions. While Oklahoma has long banned abortion including in cases of rape and incest, some state lawmakers believe many people ...

As Texas continues to enforce one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans, New Jersey is launching a campaign aimed ...

The revised bill, which seeks to clarify when a doctor can perform medically necessary abortions, aims to address concerns ...

A bill that would apply the same penalties for abortion in Texas as homicide was removed from a committee schedule on Tuesday ...

The Planned Parenthood clinic in St. George is one of two scheduled to close after federal funds used to keep it up and ...

During his first term, President Donald Trump distinguished himself as arguably the most pro-life president the U.S. had ever ...

But the bill's $12 million price tag could be a challenge for lawmakers to cover given the state's budget constraints. And ...

Max hopped in his truck and drove to the Taylorsville campus of Salt Lake Community College to ask students for their thoughts on Planned Parenthood losing federal Title X funding in Utah.