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Legislation that passed the Ohio House would restrict prescribing abortion drugs through telehealth.
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Lawmakers pass several bills that could change school curriculum and policy.
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Indiana wants to make it illegal for anyone to tell a pregnant minor about legal abortion services in other states without parental consent.
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The court rejected the providers' argument that the ban's exception for abortions when the pregnant person's serious health or life is at risk is too narrow.
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Of the three Jewish women who initially sued over the state's near-total abortion ban, the appeals court found only Jessica Kalb has the standing to continue with the lawsuit.
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In 2022, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization ended the federal right to abortion.
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It's a "personhood" bill similar to others that have been introduced in the past in Ohio and other states.
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The requirements call for a dashboard that will give immediate information about abortions being performed in Ohio.
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The Kentucky General Assembly just enacted its first substantial update to the state's abortion ban since that law took effect in 2022.
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An unusual coalition says they want to ensure Kentucky doctors aren't afraid to give life-saving abortions. Reproductive rights advocates say their plan could make things worse for women.