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In November 2020, Kelsey Carpenter went into labor early and had a home birth that ended in the death of her newborn, Kiera. She chose to give birth at home because she feared her baby would be taken away due to her substance use; Carpenter had already lost custody of her first two children when they tested positive for drugs in the hospital. Following this tragedy, instead of being offered support services to grieve the loss of her baby, Carpenter was charged in 2021 with homicide and felony ch

Some of the most powerful, important abortion narratives show working-class women terminating their pregnancies without regret or anguish.

Abortion is a hot-button issue in many countries, but evidence that it was common in ancient times exists in Egyptian papyrus, Greek plays, Roman coins and more.

Researchers are monitoring the consequences of the Supreme Court abolishing the right to an abortion. Researchers are monitoring the consequences of the Supreme Court abolishing the right to an abortion.

Life News

Before Roe v. Wade, the LAPD employed a special unit to investigate illegal abortion providers. The LA Times’ Brittny Mejia uncovered their history.

But it can only be obtained with significant restrictions, due to a new court order.

North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida are only remaining states in the region where there is any kind of access—and even that is under threat.

Residents in southwestern Virginia have battled for months over whether abortion clinics limited by strict laws in other states should be allowed to hop over the border and operate there

Join US Supreme Court correspondent Linda Greenhouse and NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt in tackling the frictions of American politics.