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With the end of Roe v. Wade in sight, Wisconsin needs to contend with a tangled web of abortion laws stretching back to the state's earliest years.

To win the war over the Constitution, the justice’s hollow originalist pretenses must be unmasked—and countered with new and forceful legal arguments.

Historians who wrote a friend of the court brief reveal surprising facts about how Americans viewed abortion up until the 1850s or so.

Amid Pride Month festivities, worries about a reversal of LGBTQ+ rights loom with the possible reversal of Roe v. Wade.

In our last episode before summer break, Michael, Chris, Candis and Jenna reflect on what we've learned this year on the show and look ahead to what the summer will hold for American democracy.

Letters to the editor of the Capital Gazette.

"I was one of seven women arrested in Chicago and charged with abortion and conspiracy to commit abortion. We were helping mostly poor women obtain illegal abortions."

By Phoebe Petrovic, Wisconsin Watch   About 50 abortion rights supporters stood on the bridge over the Wisconsin River into Sauk City on a sunny Saturday morning in mid-May. They ...

What's happening with guns in Canada could happen here. Our leaders shouldn’t be counted on to be any wiser than those up north.

The practical effect of overruling Roe and Casey will be to return the issue of the lawfulness of abortion to the states.