When Texas lawmakers enacted House Bill 7 — a sweeping law that allows private citizens to sue anyone who helps distribute abortion medication in the state — Students for Life cheered the measure. Now
On Nov. 3, the Supreme Court will hear argument in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy . This case raises important questions about how far the court will go in expanding the Constitution’s protections of
Mark your calendars for Thursday, Oct. 29, at 1 p.m. EDT, when Amy will join Briefly’s Adam Stofsky on LinkedIn Live to discuss what unfolded at the Supreme Court this month. Register here for the eve
Voters in seven states will decide how trans youth can participate in school sports, access gender-affirming health care, and more. This story was originally reported by Brooke Migdon of The 19th , an
Two years ago, six White suburban mothers were among the more than 77 million Americans who voted to put President Donald Trump back in the White House. Now, they say they regret it. In a recent focus
Beatrice Caciotti for ProPublica. Source images: Getty Images, Hawaii News Now, South Carolina Department of Transportation. On March 3, 2020, Sen. Lindsey Graham walked into a private dining room at
On Oct. 17, in honor of No Kings 4.0, I found myself standing at a suburban intersection littered with big-box stores in my once farm-filled Vermont town. There, local organizers with Indivisible gave
No surprise, the Food and Drug Administration now plans to hold off on releasing its so-called safety review of mifepristone—the drug most often used in medication abortions—until March 2027, when the
It’s not often that an article in a college newspaper becomes national news, but an explosive oped titled "Cornell Won’t, We Will,” has sparked front-page headlines, protests and demands for accountab
When news broke about the Cornell 7 case, author Jennifer Percy looked first at the text messages between Jane Doe and one of the men she accused of raping her. “I just wanted to apologize for how thi
This column first appeared in The Amendment, a newsletter by Errin Haines, The 19th’s editor-at-large. Subscribe today to get early access to her analysi s. Most people had no idea who Angie Nixon was
Federal policies shape women’s lives across the country—in our workplaces, schools, healthcare systems and homes, in red and blue states alike. For example, federal workforce reductions undermine econ
Beth Osborne, a Las Vegas writer and activist, had an abortion as a teenager. Now, she is working to convince Nevadans to approve Question 6 on their November ballots, which would enshrine abortion ri
The Supreme Court will hear oral argument early next year in Association for Education Fairness v. Montgomery County Board of Education , a challenge to the process that a Maryland county uses to dete
In August 2024, the Biden administration asked the Supreme Court to partially lift lower-court injunctions blocking its new Title IX regulations, which expanded protections against sex discrimination
