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Religious campaigns and political interference could threaten hard-won reproductive health rights in the global South in the wake of the US Supreme Court decision on abortion, health advocates fear.

The global reproductive health funding model needs a major overhaul, health and policy specialists say.

Crisis pregnancy nonprofits are sharpening their digital skills, investing their donations and state funding into outreach on social media, targeting teens and young adults.

With the potential for Roe v. Wade to be overturned, investors are getting smart about where they keep their money.

Tech, media, and telecom firms have touted commitments to women's rights and equality. But their political donations paint a very different picture.

If Roe v. Wade is overturned, more than half of American women of reproductive age will live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility.

Right now, contraception and safe sex is under attack, with politicians looking to make it inaccessible. Cosmopolitan Magazine's November 2018 issue investigates how today's politics affect women's reproductive health rights, and the future of birth control.

Some of the Republicans cheering the hardest for the end of Roe v. Wade are reportedly getting help from major corporations, including Disney, Walmart and others.

Whether a government contractor must disclose its use of public money should be a no-brainer.

In the latest column, news about a substantial endowment in the effort to keep Cantonese language classes at Stanford, new express lanes opening on U.S. Highway 101 and seed funding to address pandemic-related challenges.