Pre-Roe laws, the Heartbeat Act, and “the trigger ban” are all in question after a judge's ruling on the attorney general's power to prosecute abortions.
New data sheds light on abortion in Texas, revealing that the number of abortions collapsed after the Dobbs decision this summer.
The judge ruled that the lawsuit against an abortion provider could not continue because the plaintiff was not directly impacted by the abortion in question.
Travis County is the latest local Texas government attempting to circumvent the state's abortion laws.
The rule expands abortion access to circumstances where the life or health of the pregnant beneficiary would be endangered and cases of rape and incest.
Rex and Buffer are Texas companies that are responding to the post-Dobbs world by implementing more pro-life policies to discourage abortion.
Texas Democrats at the federal, state, and local levels claimed Texas women “will die” as a result of making abortion a criminal offense.
District attorneys in Travis, Bexar, Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Hidalgo, and Collin counties cannot enforce the old ban for now.
State Rep. Donna Howard believes the parties may find a common goal in increasing funding for pregnancy healthcare.
This week — Gov. Abbott says that an agency is poised to classify child gender procedures as child abuse, Texas’ abortion trigger ban readies ahead of a Supreme Court decision, and open legislative seats are listed.
