Abortion providers in 49 states will lose federal money if they refer patients for the medical procedure.

At $2,000 per month, the pill is currently inaccessible to most of the people who are at highest risk of contracting HIV.

A new bill aims to protect sex workers, particularly immigrant and trans workers of color.

The podcast offers an in-depth look at Linda Taylor, the first woman to be called a “welfare queen,” and the political and policy consequences of the racist stereotype.

The Department of Transportation wants Congress to update the law to send anti-pipeline activists to prison for up to 20 years.

An investigation into why so many Native women are assaulted and harassed—and how they are advocating for themselves.

In his ruling, United States District Judge Carlton W. Reeves began with four telling words: “Here we go again.” 

A New York Times article examines how the success of the state’s agricultural industry is polluting the water of the people who work in it.

The nation’s most restrictive law was drafted with the hope that it will lead to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.