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August election on amending Ohio constitution approved by state senate
By Maeve Walsh April 19, 2023 COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio’s Republican-controlled state Senate approved a measure Wednesday to bring back August elections for “special purposes,” a move that will…
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Mifepristone: Supreme Court Keeps Abortion Pills Legal—At Least For Now—Blocking Ruling
By Alison Durkee On April 21, 2023 TOPLINE The abortion drug mifepristone will remain broadly available while a case challenging its legality gets appealed, as the Supreme Court ruled Friday…
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Supreme Court briefly puts on hold lower court’s limits on abortion drug mifepristone
By Ximena Bustillo and Lexie Schapitl On April 15, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. (NPR) — Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has placed a hold on a lower court ruling that restricts access to the…
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Out-of-staters are flocking to places where abortions are easier to get
By Mallika Seshadri On April 16, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. (NPR) — When Mara Pliskin started working at Planned Parenthood Illinois, she didn’t expect to feel like a travel agent. Now, the…
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All eyes on SCOTUS for abortion pill ruling
By Caitlin Owens On April 14, 2023 The Supreme Court could rule as soon as today in the legal battle over abortion pills — and could effectively override the Food…
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Meet Four Women Who Are Transforming Global Health
By Jennifer Lotito On April 5, 2023 While Women’s History Month has come and gone, every day, women are changing the trajectory of global health in communities around the world.…
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To Support Women In The Workforce, Stop Focusing On Women
By Maria Flynn On March 28, 2023 Women’s workforce participation has rebounded since the pandemic, yet when it comes to achieving true equity for women in the workplace, we’ve got…
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Gender Bias In The Courts: Women Are Not Believed
By Patricia Fersch On April 5, 2023 Women are not believed, one legal whitepaper finds. “Laws meant to protect women and deter further abuse often fail to achieve their purpose, because…
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Florida becomes eighth state to restrict transgender care for minors
By Jo Yurcaba On March 16, 2023 A group of Florida parents represented by advocacy groups plans to sue to block a Board of Medicine rule that took effect Thursday.…
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