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The Philadelphia FBI called antiabortion activist claims it used "excessive" force in the arrest of antiabortion activist Mark Houck "inaccurate."

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Dave's Package Store on River Street will soon be under new management.   The License Commission on Tuesday approved a transfer of the beer/wine package...

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About 20.9 million women have lost access to nearly all elective abortions in their home states.

About 20.9 million women have lost access to nearly all elective abortions in their home states.

For the first time in some 50 years, states have an unprecedented opportunity to explore anew ways to regulate abortion services and at a time when some employer health insurance plans have already entered the fray. The U.S. Supreme Courts ruling June 24 in the Dobbs v. Jackson Womens Health Organization that overturned the courts landmark Roe v. Wade ruling returned the legislative authority to regulate abortion to the states. Before Roe v. Wade, for the most part, most states were trying

A key to any potential new law is the November gubernatorial election, in which Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, who has vowed to veto any proposed abortion restrictions, will face one of several anti-abortion Republican candidates, including business owner Tim Michels and former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch.

Dobbs has them all fired up.

Democratic governors are fueling fears of a red-state crusade targeting women for criminal prosecution who travel out of state to terminate their pregnancies, but legal experts say such draconian scenarios are highly implausible, even "silly."

Democratic governors are fueling fears of a red-state crusade targeting women for criminal prosecution who travel out of state to terminate their pregnancies, but legal experts say such draconian scenarios are highly implausible, even "silly."