By standing with the disgraced Senate candidate, its claims to moral superiority have been badly compromised.

Why did San Francisco authorities turn against Inez Brown Burns and her clinic in the 1940s?

A new book warns that even with Roe v. Wade intact, the procedure is still effectively banned in some places.

This weekend's annual gathering was evidence that the religious right never had much quarrel with far-right populism.

Ireland's abortion ban has been in place for decades. But a new experiment in direct democracy might change that.

A new slew of state laws are aimed at making sure abortion coverage is banned from private health insurance plans—putting the procedure still further out of reach.

The Heath Mello controversy was just the culmination of a dramatic shift in the party's tone on women's reproductive rights.

The life of the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v. Wade is a lesson in what happens when a complex individual becomes a political pawn.

They want to turn religious belief into a license to discriminate, and to tear down the wall separating church and state.

Robert Dear shot up a Planned Parenthood clinic and killed three people. Did the right-wing media help turn a disturbed loner into a mass murderer?