In a newly unearthed video, Vance insists that having a “childless elite” ruling class is “dangerous.”

J.D. Vance is scrambling to justify how Trump’s new proposal on IVF fits with their previous stance on “religious liberty.”

Donald Trump has upset some of his biggest fans with his latest comment on abortion—and his campaign wants to make the whole thing go away.

Donald Trump and running mate J.D. Vance are straight up lying after Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear criticized their record on abortion.

It has been zero days since J.D. Vance insulted women voters.

During a trainwreck press conference, Donald Trump was asked about mifepristone. His answer was total gibberish.

Vance made the comparison during an interview on a right-wing radio show.

Between Kamala Harris and J.D. Vance, gender has suddenly taken center stage in the race for the White House.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear used Vance’s favorite soda to make a subtle dig at his policies.

Donald Trump’s latest campaign rally was studded with gaffes.

When it comes to abortion rights (or lack thereof) in the U.S. today, Trump and the Republicans represent the status quo.

Trump’s running mate has an ugly history of attacking the vice president, and he added a new chapter on Monday.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear made a big media appearance just hours after Joe Biden said he’s dropping out of the race.

Representative Glenn Grothman was not happy about gender equality.

Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno promised to answer reporters’ tough questions—then immediately backtracked.

Polls show voters don’t like restrictive abortion laws. But they also show a growing political divide on the issue.

Former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis was not pleased by the convention’s platform or scheduled speakers.

Not everyone is pleased with Donald Trump’s newly unveiled policy plan.

With Trump abruptly moving to soften the GOP platform on abortion, a leading defender of reproductive rights explains why the move is a big con—and reveals Trump’s weakness on the issue.

The main dispute within Trump’s Republican Party is not about how severely to punish women for having abortions, but merely how to “frame the argument.”