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The city council is set to consider a resolution that could ban abortion clinics, even though the city's mayor concedes abortion is legal in California "and there's nothing the San Clemente City Council can do about that"

As the battle for reproductive rights deepens in post-Roe America, a law professor points out, “Colorado is going to be so important in the near future, immediate future, right now."

Thousands more patients are expected to head to California annually for abortions, but the limited availability of training has constrained the number of clinicians who can provide them.

A drug company is seeking U.S. approval for the first birth control pill that women could buy without a prescription

Activists in Poland say there are ways to work around even draconian anti-abortion measures. But there's plenty to fear, they say.

Medication abortions were the preferred method for ending pregnancy in the U.S. even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade.

Rightwing networks Fox News, OAN and Newsmax could be found liable over election fraud claims. Plus, the amazing fates of Hollywood’s greatest dresses

Danger is a daily reality for the health workers, and moments of upheaval raise the risk, expert says

Term and have my husband have to bury both of us. it just wasnt an option. abortion was. >> reporter: their home state of nebraska allowed abortions up to 22 weeks but they couldnt find a clinic that could schedule the procedure in time. after a desperate search across nearby states the family settled on the boulder abortion clinic in colorado. >> this is dr. hern. >> reporter: dr. warren hern has been providing abortions for nearly half a century. hes 84 years old and remembers the days before ...

>> this is sort of an abortion intensive care unit. >> reporter: how do you see that impacting the surge of patients coming to colorado? >> its more than we can absorb. it takes a long time to expand the services. you have to find the people who will do this and risk their lives to do it. >> reporter: as one of the few who performs legal abortions later in pregnancy dr. hern says hes seen his patient load increase 50% from a year ago and says hes worried too many women wont get the care they nee...