Page 20 - Alan Braid News Today

Over 600 marches and rallies are being organized to take place across the country Oct. 2, two days before the U.S. Supreme Court reconvenes for its fall term. The right to legal abortion is at stake. On Dec. 1, the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization will be…

For the first time, the two former attorneys discuss their different motivations for being the first to sue over Texas’ new abortion law.

It passed the house along party lines and it is unlikely to meet the 60-vote threshold in the senate that would allow it to bypass the filibuster. theres that filibuster again. the washington post published an op ed last saturday by dr. dr. alan braid titled why i violated texas extreme abortion ban. two men took action against the san antonio-based physician because thats what the texas law allows them to do, but anti-abortion groups arent necessarily happy about this development. texas right t...

El ginecólogo Alan Braid manifestó en una columna que “entiendo perfectamente que podría haber consecuencias legales”.

The complaints filed Monday in a Bexar County state district court against Dr. Alan Braid, a San Antonio physician who wrote a Washington Post op-ed about...

NORTH PORT, Fla. – FBI agents and police Monday searched the home of the boyfriend wanted for questioning in the death of 22-year-old Gabby Peti ...

Una ley entró en vigor a principios del mes en el estado, que prohíbe el aborto a partir de la sexta semana de gestación

The writer (she/her) is a transgender lesbian in Philadelphia, Pa.   The Texas abortion ban — which went into effect Sept. 1 with U.S. Supreme Court approval — was a declaration of war against everyone oppressed on the basis of their gender.  But if we’re going to fight this war…

The Texas physician, Dr. Alan Braid, who claimed Saturday he deliberately broke the state's new pro-life heartbeat abortion law to test if it's legal has now been sued in two separate lawsuits by former attorneys in Arkansas and Illinois. 

The challengers—including one from Illinois—are pro-choice, likely dooming the cases.