Florida voters are about to choose whether to expand abortion access. What does Amendment 4 really say and do?
Relentless TV commercials tell Floridians to vote for or against Amendment 4, making all kinds of confusing claims about a possible change to the state’s abortion law. When Florida voters go to the polls in November,
"Sarah," a fictitious name, couldn't get the healthcare she needed to end her pregnancy in Florida. So she traveled 1,200 ...
Republicans and Democrats see the moves, which have drawn lawsuits from critics, as an attempt by the governor to re-exert ...
A federal judge in Florida ordered the state to stop threatening TV stations with criminal charges if they run an ad in ...
Sarah left her family behind and spent her nights alone in a hotel room for an arduous three-day abortion procedure.
Who should be the next president won't be the only thing on the ballot this November. Tens of millions of voters in Montana, ...
John Wilson sent a letter on behalf of the state to TV stations that threatened prosecution if they did not stop airing an ad ...
The latest example came this week when the Republican presidential nominee said some abortion laws are “too tough” and would ...
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