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Since the Supreme Court overturned abortion rights, vaguely worded bans in some Republican-controlled states cause bewilderment over exceptions.

Ever since the nation’s highest court ended abortion rights more than a year ago, vaguely worded bans enacted in some Republican-controlled states have caused bewilderment over how exceptions should be applied. Supporters have touted these exemptions, tucked inside statutes restricting abortion, as sufficient enough to protect the life of the woman. “We have black and white laws on something that is almost always multiple shades of gray,” said Kaitlyn Kash, one of 20 Texas...

Its clear when states ban abortion

Ever since the nation’s highest court ended abortion rights more than a year ago, vaguely worded bans enacted in some Republican-controlled states have caused bewilderment over how exceptions should be applied. Supporters have touted these exemptions, tucked inside statutes restricting abortion, as sufficient enough to protect the life of the woman. Yet repeatedly, when applied […]

Ever since the nation's highest court ended abortion rights more than a year ago, vaguely worded bans enacted in some Republican-controlled states have caused bewilderment over how exceptions should be applied.

A year and a half after enacting one of the strictest abortion laws in the country, Texas finally saw a test case.

"Kate Cox’s case reveals how far Texas intends to go to enforce abortion laws" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organiza

Kate Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two, put herself and her heartbreaking pregnancy story into the public eye to force an answer to an urgent question: How serious is Texas about enforcing its new abortion laws?

The Dallas mom’s case drew national attention and forced the abortion issue before the state Supreme Court. She ended up traveling out of state to terminate her non-viable pregnancy.

The Dallas mom’s case drew national attention and forced the abortion issue before the state Supreme Court. She ended up traveling out of state to terminate her non-viable pregnancy.