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Sen. Bryan Hughes also explains why another one of his bills would look for the abortion drug Mifepristone in the water.

Sen. Bryan Hughes also explains why another one of his bills would look for the abortion drug Mifepristone in the water.

Following ProPublica’s reporting, Republicans acknowledged women were denied care because medical providers were unsure what ...

The Texas Senate voted to pass a bill clarifying that patients do not have to be at imminent risk to receive an abortion for ...

Texas lawmakers advanced a bill to change the language in the state's abortion laws in an effort to clarify when doctors are ...

No abortion-inducing drug could be made or distributed in Texas. That includes a ban on prescribing, providing or sending it ...

At least three women have died as a result of the state’s abortion ban, but sure, let’s memorialize an unborn fetus instead!

GOP lawmakers have found a new way to celebrate Texas' ban on abortion— a proposal to construct an eight-foot statue of a woman holding her womb at the state capitol.

SB 2880 would make it a felony to pay for abortion costs and allow private citizens to sue pill distributors, prescribers and ...

Lawmakers failed to advance a bill to the Texas House floor that would block cities and counties from allocating public funds ...

New Jersey has launched a campaign urging Texas reproductive health workers to pack up their bags and relocate.