Washington Post – Politics:
It’s the latest indication that many Americans are balking at extreme restrictions being imposed.
Author: Caroline Kitchener
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New restrictions from major abortion funder could further limit access
Washington Post – Politics:
Abortion providers say the restrictions are unnecessary and burdensome for patients already facing steep obstacles to abortion care.
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A Texas blueprint for converting the ‘abortion-minded’: Lattes and a view
Washington Post – Politics:
With abortion banned, a crisis pregnancy center plots a $10-million waterfront expansion for the post-Roe era.
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A post-Roe surge could reshape this Illinois steel mill town
Washington Post – Politics:
The Supreme Court’s decision last month to overturn Roe v. Wade suddenly left Granite City and other communities in southern Illinois as home to the closest abortion clinics for women hundreds of miles away.
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Antiabortion lawmakers want to block patients from crossing state lines
Washington Post – Politics:
Some advocacy groups and their allies are crafting legislative language that could be adopted in Republican-led state capitals.
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Roe’s gone. Now antiabortion lawmakers want more.
Washington Post – Politics:
On the heels of their greatest victory, antiabortion activists are eager to capitalize on their momentum by enshrining constitutional abortion bans and pushing Congress to pass a national one, prohibiting abortion pills, and limiting people’s ability to get abortions across state lines.
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Abortion will soon be banned in 13 states. Here’s which could be next.
Washington Post – Politics:
Thirteen states have “trigger bans” in place to criminalize abortion if Roe v. Wade falls. Several other states are likely to enact similar laws.