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SEATTLE — Don’t vacation in Idaho.

Returning abortion policy to the states proves hard as some states’ choices affect their neighbors, and courts clash over pills sent through the mail.

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

 

BOISE — Idaho made national headlines this week when the governor signed into law the “abortion trafficking” bill, which will make it punishable by up to four years in prison

Idaho’s war against abortion is impacting the lives of both those seeking abortions as well as maternal health care, jeopardizing Idaho women.  The Gem State has a long and complicated relationship with abortion and women’s bodily autonomy. That relationship had been made even more complex with the passing of House…

BOISE, Idaho — Helping a minor travel to another state for an abortion, without parental consent, will be a felony in Idaho next month, barring a successful court challenge. Republican

BOISE — Helping a minor travel to another state for an abortion, without parental consent, will be a felony in Idaho next month, barring a successful court challenge. Republican Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed House Bill 242. It prohibits traveling with a minor to another state for an

(Idaho Statesman) — Helping a minor travel to another state for an abortion, without parental consent, will be a felony in Idaho next month, barring a successful court challenge. Republican Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed House Bill 242. It prohibits traveling with a minor to another state for an abortion or helping a […]

Abortion trafficking is now a felony offense in the state, punishable by up to five years in prison.