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Ahead of State of the Union Address, Human Rights Campaign Highlights Notable Achievements, Opportunities to Further Improve President’s Record

Pro-abortion lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced legislation that would permanently overturn the Hyde Amendment and require insurance coverage for abortion. In order to do this, they have painted Hyde, which has saved millions of lives — particularly those of women in poverty — as “racist” and “discriminatory.”

NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WOUB) - Riding off the momentum of their milestone-filled inaugural cohort of 2022, the Equal Access program is accepting applications for their 2023 cohort — and eligible cand

One of the largest governing bodies aims to overturn a discriminatory provision that obstructs the full range of reproductive health services for low-income groups. Support this important cause to secure federal funding for abortion.

House Democrats want to overturn longstanding, pro-life legislation and force the average American to fund abortions.

Four House Democrats introduced a bill Thursday that would make reproductive healthcare more affordable and abortion more attainable for ordinary citizens.

We deserve better than the return of a law that never worked for everyone.

The full 9th U.S. Court of Appeals will reconsider a three-panel judge's decision requiring a San Jose, California school district to recognize the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). The district is objecting to the FCA's policy that does not allow LGBTQ students to serve as leaders of the Christian club. 

House Democrats reintroduced a bill that would reverse the Hyde Amendment, a provision that prevents direct taxpayer funding of abortion.

The Hyde Amendment blocks federal funds from being used to pay for abortion, including restricting the use of federal Medicaid funds for abortion.