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Pro-lifers react to Trump's reported support for abortion ban - Vimarsana News

Pro-lifers react to Trump's reported support for abortion ban

While it remains unclear what types of abortion-related legislation the former president would support if elected again, a recent New York Times report has generated attention from several pro-life groups.

State asks Ohio Supreme Court to restore 6-week abortion ban ahead of Nov. vote - Vimarsana News

State asks Ohio Supreme Court to restore 6-week abortion ban ahead of Nov. vote

The state argued Wednesday that the Ohio Supreme Court should restore the controversial six-week abortion ban ahead of the November ballot measure to legalize and protect abortion access.

Source: wcpo.com
Florida Supreme Court to hear arguments Friday in case on abortion access - Vimarsana News

Florida Supreme Court to hear arguments Friday in case on abortion access

Oral arguments are scheduled for 9:00 Friday morning in the Florida Supreme Court. The decision there could return Florida to 24 weeks — or trim it down to six.

Biden campaign releases abortion ad targeting battleground state women - Vimarsana News

Biden campaign releases abortion ad targeting battleground state women

President Joe Biden's reelection campaign announced its first new ad since the Republican National Committee primary debate, focusing on the issue of abortion — an issue it said Republicans were "extreme and out-of-touch" on during the debate.

North Dakota attorney general joins fight over out-of-state abortion info - Vimarsana News

North Dakota attorney general joins fight over out-of-state abortion info

Drew Wrigley was one of 19 Republican attorneys general who signed a letter regarding access to data about residents who obtain abortions elsewhere.