How big tech is undermining women's reproductive rights
A California bill to better protect reproductive health app data could have a powerful ripple effect in a post-Roe America.
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A California bill to better protect reproductive health app data could have a powerful ripple effect in a post-Roe America.
>> before we lose, you congresswoman, opposition from republican legislatures played a big role in why bills to ban abortion ban failed into deep red states this week. in nebraska, an effort to ban abortion after six weeks failed just one republican vote short of breaking a filibuster. and in south carolina, a near total abortion ban was defeated by just one vote. after all five of the states women senator, including three republicans, teamed up to filibuster it, the third time this year, such a ban has failed to pass in south carolina. with abortion expected to heavily impact the 2024 electio...
Know, both at the state and federal level, because this is -- we're talking about a federal case right now, but these things are happening all over the country kansas is absolutely right at the center of that. >> it certainly is, congresswoman. i was going to ask about that. the vote in your zat state on te proposed constitutional amendment saying there was no right to the vote last august was seen as one of the first post-roe decision tests. where is the country on this by almost 20 point, the people of kansas voted to protect the right to abortion. that's in a state that hasn't voted for a d...
Extremists and that republican party, and the antichoic movement were willing to go sb in texas showed us there's n bridge too far so yes i thin we can pretend we can't preten any longer that any of these inherent laws that are being proposed aren't possibly going to go into effect. you know, and idaho, attemptin to keep people from leaving th state and south carolina, they are talking about the idea o criminalizing people who hav abortions to the point where they would be eligible for the death penalty. so, this story in america righ now, you know, this is absolutely the worst-cas scenario po...
An unusual lawsuit could soon be decided in a Florida appeals court after a petition was filed to have a woman inmate's unborn baby released from detention, marking a case that could serve as a legal precedent as courts attempt to navigate life after Roe v. Wade.