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US Supreme Court Won't Consider Reviving Montana Abortion Parental Consent Law
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Thursday to hear a bid by Montana to revive a law that requires parental consent for minors to obtain an abortion, a measure challenged by reproductive health and abortion provider Planned Parenthood as a violation of the Republican-led state's constitution.
Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion bans have driven residents from some states, one study finds.
Once someone decides they need an abortion, they will go to great lengths to get one because they know it is the right ...
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Under the new spending bill, the nation’s largest abortion provider would have to stop offering abortion in some states or ...
A reversal on early voting. President Donald Trump and his team made a series of political calculations steeped in cynicism ...
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Two groups that serve much of the patients in Maine’s sexual and reproductive health care network could be affected.
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