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A Pregnant Haitian Woman Faces an Uncertain Future After Trump Ends Temporary Protected Status: ‘I’m Sorry I’m Bringing Her Into This World’
Marie (a pseudonym) lay on the cold examination table again, watching as the doctor moved the ultrasound wand across her belly. Eight months pregnant, after suffering a miscarriage in August 2025, she was navigating a high-risk pregnancy complicated by avascular necrosis, a…
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The Affordability Crisis Is Also a Caregiving Crisis. Just Ask America’s Women.
As Americans head to the polls, affordability is top of mind for most U.S. voters: Ninety percent of them say the cost of living is a “very” or “extremely” important issue for candidates to discuss But when it comes to the “affordability” conversation, one major financial burden…
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Men Don’t Get to Decide How Women Vote—or How We Live
A woman’s vote belongs to her and no one else. It is a fundamental expression of her independence, her judgment and her equal standing in American democracy. Yet some Christian nationalist leaders are openly advocating for "household voting"—a system in which husbands would…
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War on Women Report: Antiabortion Extremism Makes Its Way to the White House; 28th Woman Accuses Donald Trump of Rape; Arizona Man Wins $68K Settlement After Ex-Wife’s Abortion
MAGA Republicans are back in the White House, and Project 2025 is their guide: the right-wing plan to turn back the clock on women’s rights, remove abortion access, and force women into roles as wives and mothers in the “ideal, natural family structure.” We know an empowered…
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ACA Open Enrollment Starts Nov. 1 in Most States. Here’s What to Expect—Including Higher Premiums and New Hurdles
Consumers who buy Affordable Care Act health insurance are going to see changes both big and small, as open enrollment for 2027 coverage kicks off. These include premium increases, possible additional identity checks, potential delays in working with a broker and new limits on…
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Texas Is Testing a Blueprint for Censoring Gender and Sexuality in Higher Education Nationwide
I teach at a major research university in Texas, where higher education has become a testing ground for state censorship. Our censorship regime is led by Brandon Creighton, a former Texas state senator appointed chancellor by the Board of Regents. As a senator, Creighton…
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Georgia, Ohio, Minnesota and Beyond: The Races and Ballot Measures Women’s Rights and Democracy Advocates Are Watching
In the midterm elections, women are poised to celebrate historic firsts, especially when it comes to governor races. We sit on the precipice of potentially electing the first woman governors in Tennessee, Ohio and Minnesota. If Keisha Lance Bottoms wins her race in Georgia, she…
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A Lame-Duck Supreme Court Showdown Could Be Coming
If Democrats retake the U.S. Senate after the (ongoing) midterm elections, we should expect any number of drastic reactions from Republicans desperate to cling to power. Among them could be a last-ditch effort to extend their control of the Supreme Court by rushing a lame-duck…
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‘Fake Clinics Are Spooky!’ and ‘Haunted by Hidden Agendas’: Feminist Halloween Campaign Unmasks CPCs’ Antiabortion Deception
The real Halloween horror villains are antiabortion organizations masquerading as legitimate healthcare clinics while working to prevent women from accessing abortion care. Throughout October, Reproductive Transparency Now and the Southwest Women’s Law Center have joined forces…
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How Abortion Bans Could Make Your IUD Insertion More Painful (And Other Far-Reaching Consequences)
In the fall of 2024, Louisiana implemented the nation’s first-ever law designating mifepristone and misoprostol as controlled substances. That put the pills in the same category as opioids and anxiety medications that have a high risk of dependency and abuse, even though…
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Keeping Score: Early Voting Signals Strong Midterm Turnout; Hundreds of Women Charged With Pregnancy-Related ‘Crimes’; Dems Seek Special Counsel on Trump-Epstein Ties
In every issue of Ms. , we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can’t-miss quotes from feminist voices and keep tabs on the feminist movement’s many milestones. We’re Keeping Score online, too, in this biweekly roundup. This week: —As early voting…