A 35-year-old Kentucky woman finds herself at the center of a sensational legal storm after allegedly using abortion pills ...

A 35-year-old Kentucky woman faces fetal homicide charges after admitting to taking abortion pills ordered online and burying ...

Kentucky woman reportedly ordered medication to end her pregnancy and buried remains in her yard ...

Going into the fourth year without federal abortion rights protections, groups that helped overturn Roe v. Wade are focused ...

It’s alive! No, not the unborn baby who just died from a drug-induced abortion, as happens every thirty seconds in the United ...

If the Trump-appointed judge agrees, it could impact abortion access nationwide—including in states with protective laws.

Melanie Israel is a visiting fellow at the DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family at The Heritage Foundation. On Sept. 28, 2000, the Food and Drug Administration approved the abortion pill ...

New laws are now in effect designed to protect women and girls including in publicly funded spaces and throughout state code, which now defines sex-based terms. A new chemical abortion pill ban is ...

ANALYSIS: Because of its distribution, U.S. abortion totals have climbed since 2022, despite the enhanced restrictions on abortion that many states have introduced. In this photo illustration, bottles ...

Another version of the abortion pill will soon be available, following approval by the Food and Drug Administration, the nation’s drug regulator. This approval means another generic form of ...

Katelynn Richardson covers courts as a reporter for the Daily Caller News Foundation. DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION: In as little as five minutes, the Daily Caller News Foundation was able to easily ...

In as little as five minutes, the Daily Caller News Foundation was able to easily order abortion pills opponents argue are unsafe without a doctor adequately verifying key eligibility requirements.