Artist and Activist Marilyn Minter on Roe Leak: This Is ‘What Minority Rule Looks Like’

By MARILYN MINTER

A refuge for Texas patients, Oklahoma clinics brace for abortion ban

A law modeled after the restrictive Texas ban could soon take effect in Oklahoma

By CAROLINE KITCHENER

Another Risk in Overturning Roe

The decision rejects the idea of fetal personhood—which anti-abortion groups have been pushing on state legislatures.

By JIA TOLENTINO

2022 State Legislative Sessions: Abortion Bans and Restrictions on Medication Abortion Dominate

By ELIZABETH NASH, LAUREN CROSS AND JOERG DREWEKE

THE FUTURE OF ABORTION IN A POST-ROE AMERICA

Inside the covert network preparing to circumvent restrictions.

By JESSICA BRUDER

If Roe v. Wade Is Overturned, What’s Next?

After building toward such a moment for half a century, pro-life legal efforts aren’t likely to stop there.

By JEANNIE SUK GERSEN

A Mobile Clinic Set Out to Improve Reproductive Care for Women in the Mississippi Delta. The Problems It Found Went Much Deeper.

By VANESSA GREGORY

Michigan Gov. Whitmer sues in bid to protect access to abortion

By BRITTANY SHAMMAS

Missouri wants to stop out-of-state abortions. Other states could follow.

The first-of-its-kind proposal from Missouri lawmakers would allow private citizens to sue anyone who helps a Missouri resident have an abortion.

By ALICE MIRANDA OLLSTEIN and MEGAN MESSERLY