Population in the News
May 3, 2016
Should The U.S. Reconsider Its Stand On Foreign Aid For Abortion Clinics?
What Abortion Has to Do With the Minimum Wage
Doctor, Warned to Be Silent on Abortions, Files Civil Rights Complaint
April 29, 2016
Fewer U.S. teens are having babies; here's why
Fewer Babies Having Babies: Teen Birth Rate is Declining in U.S., CDC Says
Even As Birth Rates Fall, Teens Say They Are Getting Less Sex Education
How Limiting Women’s Access to Birth Control and Abortions Hurts the Economy
Immigrant fertility: Fecund foreigners?
April 28, 2016
These Women Are Fighting to Get Birth Control for Afghani Women
What Happened When We Tried to Get Over-the-Counter Birth Control in California
Why Better Abortion Access Makes Women Richer
April 26, 2016
Tanzanian Women Face High Rates of Abortion-Related Deaths
U.S. Funding for International Family Planning & Reproductive Health
April 21, 2016
Roaring population growth outpaces Nigerian investment spree
The cost of Nigeria's population boom
Effects of Christie Not Funding Family-Planning Clinics Still Felt Across NJ
Editorial: Provide condoms as well as sex ed
Japan's population is plunging, so where are the babies?
Child malnutrition soars in northern Somalia due to severe drought
April 20, 2016
Out of Africa
Out of Africa, Part II
Op-Ed: Will Zika fears cause a population gap?
April 19, 2016
Poland's Abortion Debate
Why would Poland make its already strict abortion law draconian?
Formal Sex Education Is On The Decline In The U.S.
Even Fewer Kids Are Learning Basic Things About Sex Ed
Religion, rights and politics clash over Sierra Leone abortion bill
Watch the U.S. age before your eyes in this amazing animated graphic
April 12, 2016
What States Can Do on Birth Control (opinion piece by Jack A. Markell, governor of Delaware)
Editorial Utah abortion bill is reckless meddling into women's health
What was lost, what was gained: Women share abortion stories with the Supreme Court
April 10, 2016
Researchers: S. America Prehistoric Population Surged, Crashed, Then Stabilized
Failing States: Many Problems, Few Solutions
India's population explosion will make or break its economy
April 5, 2016
Women in California Can Now Get Birth Control From a Pharmacist
The Pill that Still Hasn’t Changed the Politics of Abortion
Thousands Rally in Poland Against Proposed Church-Inspired Abortion Ban
April 1, 2016
The abortion laws you don't hear about
Anti-Abortion Movement Unified in Swift Rebuke of Trump
Abortion pill can be used later in pregnancy, FDA says
Amid widespread clinic closures, feds loosens reins on abortion pill
'First Time in Human History': People 65 and Older Will Outnumber Children Under 5
March 31, 2016
Justices Seek Compromise in Birth Control Case
How anti-abortion activists used undercover Planned Parenthood videos to further a political cause
New F.D.A. Guidelines Ease Access to Abortion Pill
Donald Trump, Abortion Foe, Eyes ‘Punishment’ for Women, Then Recants
Trump and Abortion
March 28, 2016
C.D.C. Offers Guidelines for Delaying Pregnancy After Zika Exposure
Trump, Cruz, Kasich and the Ladies
Officials: Zika-Infected Couples Should Postpone Pregnancy
Indiana Governor Signs New Abortion Restrictions Into Law
Florida Governor Signs Law to Cut Funding for Abortion Clinics
Brazil seizes abortion drugs sent to women living in fear of Zika
Editorial: The State Assault on Planned Parenthood
March 24, 2016
Demography Is Destiny? Teaching About Cause and Effect With Global Population Trends
Easy-To-Use IUD Inserter Could Aid Women Who Lack Access To Birth Control
Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Obamacare Birth Control Challenge
Supreme Court deeply divided over religious freedom, reproductive rights
Zubik v. Burwell, the newest Supreme Court birth control challenge, explained
Will the Supreme Court Buy Faulty Logic on Religious Freedom?
March 23, 2016
What’s at Stake in Supreme Court Case on Contraception
Supreme Court Case on Contraceptives Mandate May Offer Little Closure
No Contraception? No Equality
My Employer Tried to Block My Access to Birth Control
Backers of crisis pregnancy centers try to intimidate opponents
March 22, 2016
10 Things to Know About the Supreme Court Showdown Over Contraception and Religious Freedom
Kansas senator compares long-term contraceptive use to eugenics
More Working Saudi Arabian Women Lead to a Boost in Family Planning
March 21, 2016
The World’s Modern-Day Lepers: Women With Fistulas
Editorial: Religion and Birth Control at the Supreme Court
The complicated fight surrounding Texas abortion rights
What Planned Parenthood Really Does
A new study says that if European governments want more babies, they’re really missing the point
March 18, 2016
Helms hurts: War, rape, and politics of the absurd
Women Cite Longer Wait and Higher Costs for Abortions in Texas
How the Zika Virus Exacerbates Abortion Access Problems for Women
The real controversy about family planning and climate
March 16, 2016
Nigeria’s Booming Population Requires More and Better Jobs
Another Bright Glimmer In Search For Male Birth Control Pill
'Undue Burden' on Trial in Scotus Abortion Case
March 14, 2016
What Africa will look like in 100 years
Editorial: Less birth control, duh, more births
Without this Texas clinic, women with unwanted pregnancies would have to travel 230 miles or cross into Mexico
March 10, 2016
Asian-American Teens Say They Lie To Doctors About Sex
Study: teens who live near a Planned Parenthood are less likely to drop out of high school
New Movie Shoots on the Front Lines of the Reproductive Rights Battle
Florida legislature approves controversial abortion restrictions
March 7, 2016
Obama Could Help Victims Of Rape Around The World With One Simple Move
The Companies That Treated Women as Wombs
How Do We Reduce Teen Pregnancy in the U.S.?
American Foreign Policy Must Focus on Women and Girls
March 7, 2016
Continuing to limit access to birth control would wreak economic havoc
Legal Foes In Texas Abortion Case Are Using New Playbooks
Supreme Court majority blocks Louisiana law restricting abortion providers
Abortion Witch Hunt
The World Has a Problem: Too Many Young People
Editorial: Republicans’ Baseless Abortion Investigation
Could Japan’s Shrinking Population Lead to Shrinking Rights for Women?
March 3, 2016
Supreme Court Appears Sharply Divided as It Hears Texas Abortion Case
Liberal Supreme Court justices critical of Texas abortion law
Abortion Rates Are Falling, But Conservatives Won’t Like the Reason Why
Editorial: What the Election Means for Reproductive Rights
March 2, 2016
Restricting Abortion Access Is a Terrible Way to Fix Your Population Crisis
The Supreme Court steps back into the abortion minefield
Supreme Court takes up Texas abortion law
Bringing Down the Flowers: The Controversial History of Abortion
March 1, 2016
An anti-poverty agenda that excludes access to reproductive health care is woefully incomplete
Telemedicine to Expand Access to Abortion Pill in Maine
One-Third Of Women Receive Misinformation On Abortion In Informed Consent States
The world’s abortion policies, explained in 7 charts and maps
Abortion war in Texas tests high court standard
Now the GOP Wants to Ban Planned Parenthood From Teaching Sex Ed in Schools
Niger: sleepwalking into huge population growth
Editorial: Reproductive rights under siege: Our view
February 29, 2016
Study Finds Most Young Men Aren't Aware Of Emergency Contraception
Japan Lost Nearly a Million People in 5 Years, Census Says
It’s official: Japan’s population is dramatically shrinking
Maine Family Planning to offer telemedicine abortions
February 26, 2016
Film looks at abortion as U.S. top court takes up controversial case
Appellate court rules against abortion clinics in Louisiana
Development: Slow down population growth
The Oklahoma Supreme Court Gave a Bizarre Explanation for Restricting the Abortion Pill
Supreme Court Abortion Case Seen as a Turning Point for Clinics
Zika Awakens Debate over Legal and Safe Abortion in Latin America
February 22, 2016
Lemons, Sponges, and Other Old Forms of Birth Control
Pope Francis isn't the only religious leader to give a surprising boost to contraception
High court vacancy creates muddle for future of reproductive rights
February 19, 2016
Francis Says Contraception Can Be Used to Slow Zika
The Muddled Future of Reproductive Rights
Wisconsin Just Blew a Big Hole in Planned Parenthood’s Funding
February 17, 2016
Editorial With no reproductive rights, many Latin American women could be at the mercy of the Zika virus
With abortion banned in Zika countries, women beg on web for abortion pills
Want Viagra? Proposed Kentucky Law Would Require Note From Spouse
February 16, 2016
Over half the world’s population suffers from ‘severe’ water scarcity, scientists say
Birth control pills without prescriptions, coming soon to California under new law
The American State of Teenage Sex in 3 Charts
Catholic Leaders Say Zika Doesn’t Change Ban on Contraception
Zika Virus in Colombia Presents Complicated Choice About Abortion
Zika scare prompts Philippines to advise women to postpone pregnancy
February 5, 2016
My Secret Life as a Forbidden Second Child in China
How abortion opponents secretly bought a Va. abortion clinic to deceive women
February 4, 2016
After Planned Parenthood Ouster, More Medicaid Births and Less Birth Control
Surge of Zika Virus Has Brazilians Re-examining Strict Abortion Laws
Why Zika is a ticking ‘time bomb’ for Latin America
February 3, 2016
A Country Without Babies
Zika highlights lack of access to contraception, abortion in Latin America
Where Do Refugee Women Turn for Abortions?
February 2, 2016
Birth control should be easily available to all women
What's Behind Greece's Declining Population Rate?
Texas Tries To Repair Damage Wreaked Upon Family Planning Clinics
Zika Could Change the Abortion Conversation in Latin America
Zika Virus Isn't The First Disease To Spark A Debate About Abortion
Film Portrays A 'Perfect Storm' That Led To Unwanted Sterilizations For Many Latinas
When Doctors Took ‘Family Planning’ Into Their Own Hands
Hope and Doubt on Nigeria’s Reproductive Health Landscape
Contraception Drones Are The Future Of Women's Health In Rural Africa
January 26, 2016
As Zika Virus Spreads, Women Warned Against Pregnancy but Denied Family Planning
2 Abortion Foes Behind Planned Parenthood Videos Are Indicted
Editorial: Increase birth control access
January 25, 2016
Meet the 81-year-old doctor who is bringing birth control pills to the pharmacy aisle
Can family planning help the world? Lessons from Indonesia.
Amid ‘Establishment’ Tussle With Clinton, Sanders Affirms Commitment to Abortion Rights
Ethiopia
Drought Crisis: Pastoralists Threatened By El Niño, Land Grabbing,
Population Growth Adopt Nontraditional Methods To Survive
This amazing map shows where most of humanity lives
U.S. illegal immigrant population falls below 11 million, continuing nearly decade-long decline, report says
Indonesia Tries to Trim Birth Rate to Aid Economy
Central African Republic: Half of the population faces hunger
Central African Republic: Hunger Threatens Population, U.N. Warns
Clinton Runs as Reproductive Rights Favorite in Iowa and N.H.
January 14, 2016
Average Age Of First-Time Moms Keeps Climbing In The U.S.
Unintended second pregnancies could be avoided
January 8, 2016
Same battles rage on 100 years after first U.S. birth control clinic
Climate Change, Health, and Population Dynamics: A View from Tanzania
January 6, 2016
Haunting Portraits of Girls Forced To Drop Out Of School, Marry & Give Birth Too Young
“Convince Them to Say It”: Environmental Researchers and the Touchy Topics of Family Planning and Population
Abortion case at Supreme Court gets personal
January 5, 2016
Birth Control Without Seeing a Doctor: Oregon Now, More States Later
Obama administration asks top court to reject Texas abortion law
Peru's forcibly sterilised women find their voice
January 4, 2016
Federal judge blocks Arkansas restrictions on abortion pill
Sterilization, abortion, fines: How China brutally enforced its 1-child policy
December 23, 2015
Teen Birth Rate, Multiple Births Reach Historic Low
Number of Workers per Retiree Declines Worldwide
We Fail When It Comes To Sex Education In The U.S.
December 21, 2015
Judge considering blocking anti-abortion group's recordings cites Planned Parenthood shooting
The Reasons Behind Low Vasectomy Rates Around the World – Including the U.S.
Editorial: The Reproductive Rights Rollback of 2015
Alabama showcases the perils of abstinence-only sex education
Debating the link between emissions and population
Green sex for climate's sake
December 18, 2015
Migrant crisis: EU needs 'massive' resettlement programme
The Helms and Hyde Amendments: More Than 40 Years of Human Rights Violations
Facing Harassment, Some Abortion Providers Turn To Armed Guards, Bullet-Proof Vests
Arizona court bans abortions based on race and sex: Do reproductive decisions discriminate?
December 16, 2015
Birth-Control Experts Are Wary of Coercive Tactics in the Push for IUD Use
December 15, 2015
The young continent: With fertility rates falling more slowly than anywhere else, Africa faces a population explosion
Planned Parenthood gets restraining order in Ohio lawsuit over fetal remains
Woman charged with attempted murder for coat hanger abortion
December 14, 2015
Abortion falls to record low in the U.S., CDC says
Abortions drop by 35 percent since the 1970s, reports says
Women Now Have As Many Miscarriages As Abortions
Religion, region and population growth
Romania's 19 million population is same level as 1966, due to decline in birthrates, migration
U.S. Schools Still Lack Sufficient Sex Education Programs
December 10, 2015
CDC grades American schools on how well they teach sex education
COP21: Cardinal says birth control may offer climate 'solution'
Republicans, Guns and Abortion
Japan needs immigrants to boost population or could lose to China: minister
December 7, 2015
Voluntary Birth Control Is A Climate Change Solution Nobody Wants To Talk About
India: Family Planning and the Population Dilemma
Long-acting birth control offered free to Columbus women
Instruments of Oppression
December 2, 2015
Planned Parenthood and the Tinderbox of Abortion Rhetoric
The Toll of Violent Anti-Abortion Speech
Judge Blocks Missouri From Pulling Clinic's Abortion License
Forced sterilisation haunts Peruvian women decades on
November 30, 2015
Korean County Achieves Its Goal: Less Birth Control, More Babies
Editorial: Easing women’s access to birth control, over the counter
Editorial: A Step Forward for Contraceptive Access
Abortion rights groups: Political rhetoric contributed to shooting
November 25, 2015
$300,000 allocated to House panel investigating abortion providers
Missouri Down to 1 Abortion Clinic After Columbia Stops Them
Wisconsin’s Abortion Law Is Unconstitutional
November 24, 2015
Planned Parenthood sues Texas over threat to cut Medicaid funding
In Texas, going the distance for an abortion
Federal Court Rules Wisconsin Abortion Law Unconstitutional
Women Want Over-the-Counter Birth Control
The IUD: Can Birth Control Be Too Good?
November 23, 2015
Clinton on rape, abortion in war zones
States Lead Effort to Let Pharmacists Prescribe Birth Control
Population Implosion: How Demographics Rule the Global Economy (counterargument to our position)
Ready to bail: Kiribati struggles to keep its population afloat
November 18, 2015
Analysis: More Countries Want More Babies
Briefing schedule set for birth control cases
Why I Provide Abortions
November 17, 2015
U.S. top court rejects anti-abortion group's Planned Parenthood case
Texas Women Are Inducing Their Own Abortions
Syrian refugees in Lebanon start family planning
November 12, 2015
More Women Are Choosing Long-Acting Birth Control Now
You were taught in school that the rain forest is like the lungs of our planet. It’s not that simple.
Asia Faces Fertility Crisis
November 10, 2015
Use of Long-Acting Birth Control Methods Surges Among U.S. Women
New Poll Shows Widespread Support for Birth Control Access in the U.S.
For Some Teen Girls, Surviving A Rape Can Mean Losing An Education
November 9, 2015
The New Chinese Birth Control: Sky-High Cost of Raising Kids
As China and Europe Age, Path to More Children Lies Beyond Bedroom
November 6, 2015
Supreme Court to Hear New Case on Contraception and Religion
Why Ethiopian women are having fewer children than their mothers
November 5, 2015
Tanzania rolls out sex education to curb teenage pregnancies
November 2, 2015
In One-Child China, Second Children Often Live in Limbo
Chinese Officials Should Stop Trying to Limit Family Size
Judging China’s One-Child Policy
China's New Birth Rule Can't Restore Missing Women and Fix a Population
October 30, 2015
Being a doctor who performs abortions means you always fear your life is in danger
Supreme Court faces new challenges to Obamacare's 'contraceptive mandate'
Key events in China’s family-planning policy
Experts Weigh Likely Impacts of China’s ‘One Child’ Reversal
One chart captures why China’s letting families have more kids
Costs, Not Just Law, Deterred Chinese Couples From Another Child
Ending of One-Child Policy Sets Off Clamor on Chinese Social Media
Q. and A.: Mei Fong on the Impact of China’s ‘One Child’ Policy
One-Child Rule Is Gone in China, but Scars Will Linger
October 29, 2015
One-Child No More: China Ends Decades-Old Restriction
China to End One-Child Policy, Allowing Families Two Children
Church, State, and the Supreme Court’s Moment of Truth
Long-Acting Contraception Makes Teen Pregnancy Rates Plummet. So Why Are Some Women Still Skeptical?
October 27, 2015
In Cuba, an Abundance of Love but a Lack of Babies
Lion Population in Africa Likely to Fall by Half, Study Finds
October 26, 2015
Onward to 2030: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the Context of the Sustainable Development Goals
IUDs and Hormonal Implants Remain Underused Contraceptives
Texas Orders Health Clinics to Turn Over Patient Data
October 20, 2015
Kenya's delicate Lake Nakuru under pressure from growing population
October 20, 2015
Opinion: Demography and Destiny
Salvadoran Women Imprisoned For Miscarriages Fight Back Against Their Country’s Abortion Ban
Texas Is Hell-Bent on Ending Reproductive Health Care Access for Poor Women
October 16, 2015
Judge Orders Utah to Keep Cash Flowing to Planned Parenthood
Sex Ed Lesson: ‘Yes Means Yes,’ but It’s Tricky
October 15, 2015
One State Finally Cracked Down on Deceptive Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Centers
Abortion at the Supreme Court’s Door
Oklahoma Judge Halts 1 Abortion Law, Lets Another Stand
What Planned Parenthood’s Change on Fetal Tissue Really Means
October 14, 2015
Planned Parenthood Won’t Accept Money for Fetal Tissue
Editorial: Safety Questions About a Birth Control Device
October 2, 2015
Scientists identify potential birth control 'pill' for men
‘We Need to Stop Fighting About It’: Readers on Planned Parenthood
Why are 10-year-olds having babies in Guatemala?
Despite Shrinking Populations, Eastern Europe Resists Accepting Migrants
October 1, 2015
Spending Bill Passes, Averting a Shutdown
Jessica Biel: Women’s Reproductive Health Shouldn’t Be ‘Taboo’
There Are Thousands of Clinics That Could Replace Planned Parenthood, Right? Nope.
Republican Hypocrisy on Planned Parenthood
A Warning To Both Parties On Planned Parenthood And Abortion
September 28, 2015
Reacting to Videos, Planned Parenthood Fights to Regain Initiative
Bill Nye: Anti-abortion laws are based on ‘ignorance’
Nonprofits' contraceptive challenge could be next health care case at Supreme Court
Carly Fiorina greeted by a woman dressed as birth control pills at Iowa tailgate
September 25, 2015
Hillary: Republicans don’t just oppose abortion. They oppose family planning and contraception.
State to offer free birth control to low-income teenagers
Editorial: The G.O.P.’s Obsession With Planned Parenthood
GOP Fails to Halt Late-Term Abortions
World loses trillions of dollars worth of nature's benefits each year due to land degradation
September 18, 2015
GOP Strategizes Over Planned Parenthood; Government Shutdown Looms
The Economic Case for Funding Planned Parenthood
Contraception opt-out violates religious freedom: U.S. appeals court
September 11, 2015
Kale or steak? Change in diet key to U.N. plan to end hunger by 2030
How will a population boom change Africa?
The Pope’s Unforgiving Message of Forgiveness on Abortion
Pregnant at 10 and abortion's not an option
Louisiana: Women Don’t Need Planned Parenthood. They Have Dentists.
September 9, 2015
Middle East faces water shortages for the next 25 years, study says
Nutrition science must change to feed exploding world population, say international researchers
New Planned Parenthood clinic moving in next to charter school, creating concerns
A push for more inclusive sex ed
Child death rates cut by half, but U.N. target missed
FAO: World's Forests Faring Better
September 8, 2015
How Will A Population Boom Change Africa?
Reproductive control can be a form of partner violence
Schools, Birth Control, and Parental Consent
As Germany Welcomes Migrants, Some Wonder How to Make Acceptance Last
September 4, 2015
Regarding birth control, judge issues the weirdest anti-Obamacare ruling yet
Colorado's Long-Lasting Birth Control Program For Teens May Not Last Long
Supreme Court asked to uphold abortion rights
September 3, 2015
How so many of the world’s people live in so little of its space
How the Planned Parenthood controversy affects the abortion debate
Texas Abortion Providers Ask Justices to Reverse Ruling on Clinics
State sued over new rules for abortion clinics
Bucking national trend, Ohio opens new abortion clinic
My Turn: The miracle of family planning
September 1, 2015
Judge Allows Moral, Not Just Religious, Contraception Exemptions
Federal judge sides with anti-abortion group in challenge to birth control requirement
Louisiana Lays Bare Difficulty in Push to Cut Planned Parenthood Funding
Calling the Midwife, in Chiapas (Mexico)
Bucking Trend, Ohio Doctor Opens Clinic That Provides Abortion Services
August 28, 2015
What a new app says about sex education in Philadelphia
Lagos 2050: How should Africa's biggest city prepare for doubling in size?
Water Institute: Africa must harvest rains to feed growing population
U.N. Says Aid Increase Would Cut Migration
August 26, 2015
Hunger hits 1.5 million in Zimbabwe as maize production halves: WFP
UN says 4.5 million Ethiopians now in need of food aid after poor rains
Colorado's birth control program kept afloat by $2M in temporary funds
Abortion foes find new ways to get details about patients, doctors
Where Teens Don't Get Sex Ed, IUD Goes Unmentioned
The Republican Conception of Conception
Republicans should stop wasting time attacking Planned Parenthood
August 13, 2015
Why Filipinas Can't Get Birth Control—Even Though It's Now Free By Law
Women In Combat Zones Can Have Trouble Getting Contraceptives
Morocco moves to legalize abortions in cases of rape and incest
Group behind anti-abortion videos is something of a mystery, listing only postal addresses
Yes, Pharmacists Can Deny You Birth Control
'Defunding' Planned Parenthood Is Easier Promised Than Done
August 10, 2015
11 Billion People By 2100 — And India Will Be More Populous Than China
Global Population To Surpass 11 Billion By 2100 Fueled By Growth In Africa
Watch John Oliver Conscript Nick Offerman, Laverne Cox and Others For a Sex Ed Video
The Big Secret of Abortion: Women Already Know How It Works
Court Says 4 Catholic Nonprofits Must Allow Workers Access to Contraception
An abortion doctor speaks out about a woman's right to choose
Marco Rubio Clarifies His Position on Abortion
What candidates said about Planned Parenthood and abortion in the first GOP debate
August 6, 2015
State Funding For N.H. Planned Parenthood Denied In 3-2 Vote
Chile's lawmakers take key step toward decriminalizing abortion
Abortion and the law: The eighth circuit court embarrasses itself
Contraceptives May Lower Endometrial Cancer Risk Long-Term
Fact Check: How Does Planned Parenthood Spend That Government Money?
August 5, 2015
Planned Parenthood Opponents Talk Government Shutdown After Bill Fails
Bobby Jindal Cuts Medicaid Funding to Planned Parenthood Clinics in Louisiana
Time to talk about sex? Why Honduras is starting to tackle 'taboo' topic.
The Pill Has Prevented 200,000 Cases of Cancer, Study Says
August 3, 2015
Global population forecasts
Sex, laws and video tape: How Planned Parenthood became an enduring target of the GOP
Senate Republicans accidentally promote abortion
Have an IUD? Thank Warren Buffett
Our Sex-Crazed Congress
India’s Inverted Abortion Politics
July 31, 2015
World Population to Hit 8.5 Billion by 2030
World population: Quarter of Earth will be African in 2050
Wheaton College ends student health plans over birth control
Family planning budgets in crisis before Planned Parenthood controversy
Malawi a model for Africa in liberalizing abortion, activists say
July 30, 2015
UN projects world population to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, driven by growth in developing countries
Iran's rulers urge a baby boom to double population by 2050
Warren Buffett’s Family Secretly Funded a Birth Control Revolution
From the Daily: Better family planning
Senate Republicans aim divert Planned Parenthood funds in abortion dispute
July 29, 2015
India Will Be Most Populous Country Sooner Than Thought, U.N. Says
Venezuela Runs Out of Birth Control
Pregnancies, STDs Bloom in Venezuela’s Birth-Control Drought
Wheaton College ends coverage amid fight against birth control mandate
Editorial: Birth control, sex education prevent abortions better than gotcha videos
July 28, 2015
City, coalition win $8.5 million grant to improve sex education in schools
The ‘Teen Mom’ Cast Members Explain Their Birth Control Journeys
July 14, 2015
Health Law’s Contraceptive Coverage Isn’t Burden on Religion, Court Rules
July 13, 2015
Health Law’s Contraceptive Rule Eased for Businesses With Religious Objections
How the world's population is changing in 7 maps and charts
Editorial: ACA helps reduce abortions through better access to birth control
World Population Day July 11, 2015: Press Statement by John Kerry, Secretary of State
Editorial:
The GOP’s war on birth control
Calif., Ore. allow women to get birth control without a prescription
Courts Support Obama’s Contraceptive Policy, but Challenges Remain
Editorial: Better Contraception for Young Women
Room for Debate: Birth Control on Demand
July 8, 2015
Title X, the Federal Family Planning Program, Is in Danger
Oregon opts to dramatically expand women's birth control access
After Health Care Act, Sharp Drop in Spending on Birth Control
Under health law, women save hundreds each year on birth control, study finds
Colo. won't fund birth-control initiative despite success
July 6, 2015
Williston (ND) sewage lagoon overtaxed by growing population
Colorado’s Effort Against Teenage Pregnancies Is a Startling Success
July 2, 2015
Birth Control Usage Among Obamacare Patients Jumps 29 Percent
One-third of world's people still have no proper toilets
How Will We Feed a World of Nine Billion People?
You're making this island disappear
June 30, 2015
California drought resurrects old population growth concerns
Court Lets Some Charities Avoid Rules on Birth Control Coverage
Supreme Court Allows Texas Abortion Clinics to Remain Open
June 24, 2015
One Factor That Kept the Women of 1960 Away From Birth Control Pills: Cost
Our View: Family planning cuts put women’s health at risk
The Fifth Circuit Has Put Texas Abortion Clinics in Crisis
June 22, 2015
A Dishonest Attack on Abortion Rights
Ounce of training worth a pound of pregnancy prevention
Pope Francis’ Call to Action Goes Beyond the Environment
Editorial: Republicans Take Aim at Poor Women
In The Abortion Debate, Rigorous Empathy And Common Ground
June 18, 2015
As civil wars spread, world's refugee population at post-WWII high, UN says
Supreme Court Deals Blow to Mandatory Ultrasounds for Pregnant Women
The birth rate went up in the U.S. last year for the first time since 2007
June 17, 2015
A third of the world's biggest groundwater basins are in distress
California Law To Allow Pharmacists To Prescribe Birth Control
Updated Training Of Birth Control Counselors Boosts Use Of IUDs
Training clinic staff about birth control options reduces pregnancies
Arizona's 'abortion reversal' law put on hold
June 16, 2015
Editorial: Affordability is key to access to contraception
Texas Planners Look to Aquifers to Prepare for Next Drought
Surge of new abortion restrictions limits access 'brick by brick'
New Oregon Law Allows for a Year of Birth Control at a Time
Iran Launches Official Matchmaking Site to Promote Marriage
June 12, 2015
Court Upholds Texas Limits on Abortions
On Capitol Hill, a Push to Make the Pill Over the Counter
'Talk' takes new approach to sex education
Texas Ruling on Abortion Leads to Call for Clarity
June 9, 2015
Scientists more worried than public about world’s growing population
As Global Population Grows, Is The Earth Reaching The 'End Of Plenty'?
June 8, 2015
California Women Can Soon Go Right To The Pharmacist For Birth Control
Egypt’s demography: The too fertile crescent
Amid teen pregnancy decline, debate renewed about birth control in schools
The evidence on Va.’s abortion clinics
Is Overpopulation a Legitimate Threat to Humanity and the Planet?
Study Backs IUDs for New Mothers, With No Waiting
June 5, 2015
Religious Leaders Urge U.S. to Fund Abortions for Rape Victims in Conflicts Abroad
State Health Officials Say More Sex Education Could Lower Teen Pregnancy Rates
June 3, 2015
There Are 200 Million Fewer Hungry People Than 25 Years Ago
Beyond The Birds And The Bees: Surviving Sex Ed Today
The Truth Behind The Suicide Statistic For Older Teen Girls
In Several States, Abortion Waiting Periods Grow Longer
May 28, 2015
Surprise — teens are having sex. How can we make it safer?
A Seattle high school is taking birth control access to the next level
This little clinic is tackling the big problem of rural teen pregnancy
The case for starting sex education in kindergarten
Federal Appeals Court Blocks Arkansas Ban On Abortion After 12 Weeks
May 19, 2015
Tenn. law establishes 48-hour abortion waiting period
Free birth control means . . . free
Lawmakers Back Broader Access to Contraceptives for Women in the Military
May 15, 2015
Papua New Guinea's young women 'desperate for contraception'
House approves 20-week abortion ban
House passes bill banning abortions after 20 weeks
An Abortion Ban’s Bogus Arguments
Pregnancy and Childbirth Still Kill Too Many Women in Latin America
May 13, 2015
Obama administration says birth control must be covered
House GOP bill banning most late-term abortions requires doctors to try saving life of fetus
What gives Congress the authority to regulate abortion?
Abstinence-only curriculum is not sex education, judge rules
Can Pope Francis Get the Catholic Church’s Mind Off of Sex?
House Is Expected to Pass a Revised Abortion Bill
How inequality limits reproductive rights in Latin America
Half of TX Women Face Barriers to Reproductive Health
May 5-11, 2015
Amy Schumer's 'Ask If Birth Control Is Right For You' Lampoons How Ridiculously Hard It Is To Get
Candidates Fight Over Abortion, but Public Has Surprising Level of Harmony
Survey says teens skip birth control because they fear parental judgment
Childlessness Falls, Family Size Grows Among Highly Educated Women
Abstinence-Only Sex Ed Reveals Pitfalls
State Legislatures Put Up Flurry of Roadblocks to Abortion
GOP Leaders Ready Late-Term Abortion Bill for Vote Next Week
N.Y.’s Schneiderman Proposes Expanded Free Birth-Control
Health Insurers Ordered to Heed Law on Free Contraception Coverage
May 2, 2015
Colorado GOP blocks successful birth-control program
Republicans in Colorado Vote for More Abortions
Health Plans Often Fail To Provide Free Coverage For Women's Health
State by state, abortion laws control women in the guise of protecting them
Group presses Paraguay to allow abortion for raped girl, 10
May 1, 2015
House votes to strike down D.C. law banning reproductive discrimination
Baby Boom Among New York’s Affluent
April 30, 2015
House Republicans Move to Overturn D.C. Law on Reproductive Rights
Senegal's family planning challenge
More efforts needed to raise teen long-term contraceptive use
Obamacare Requires Birth Control Coverage. But Some Insurers Are Ignoring the Law.
With Pope Francis’s Encyclical on Climate Change Done, Now a Vatican Sales Push – and Pushback
Insurers Flout Rule Covering Birth Control, Studies Find
April 28, 2015
Our View: Bill on abortion-clinic rules creates hidden obstacles
Bush rejects family tradition, opposes Planned Parenthood
What’s the Best Way to Teach Sex Ed Today?
Roar or die—how Africa’s booming population could make it richer and stronger, or kill it
April 27, 2015
Young women say they are happy with IUDs
What Happens When Hillary Clinton Talks Reproductive Health on the Trail
Seattle group’s training program saves lives of moms and babies in Kenya
Pill, IUD or condom? What you should know
April 22, 2015
War On Women's Bodies: Nancy Pelosi Slams GOP For Considering Overturning D.C. Reproductive Health Non-Discrimination Act
New abortion controversy hits Congress
April 21, 2015
Mr. Toilet And Mr. Condom Think Jokes Will Save The World
New Report Shows Insurers Are Falling Short on Covering Contraception
What do Americans really think about abortion? The answer may surprise you.
April 20, 2015
Sex education quietly disappears from Fresno Unified schools
Kansas Becomes First State To Ban Second Trimester Abortion Procedure
Editorial: Courts should strike down bans on abortion method in Kansas, Oklahoma
Baby boom goes bust in Pennsylvania
Republicans Seek to Put Abortion on the Front Burner in 2016
April 17, 2015
A Woman Live-Tweeted Her Teen's Abstinence-Only Sex Ed Class
Study: Insurers Fail To Cover All Prescribed Contraceptives
Not All Birth Control Covered by Insurance Companies Under Obamacare
Loopholes Remain in Obamacare Birth Control Coverage
Implants and IUDs: Taking the bother out of birth control
April 16, 2015
How to save oceans with contraceptives - a radical approach
A new fetal homicide bill in Colorado resurrects an old abortion debate
On birth control, young Republicans get it
April 15, 2015
A Miscarrying Woman Was Denied Medication Because of “Conscience”
Five Years After Christie's Family-Planning Funding Cuts, Debate Continues
April 14, 2015
Here's How Abortion Opponents Targeted Reproductive Rights This Week
Debbie Wasserman Schultz hits back at Rand Paul in abortion fight
The Surprising Countries Where It’s Easier To Get An Abortion Than The U.S.
April 10, 2015
Ginnie Graham: To better prevent teen pregnancy, give them LARCS
Editorial: Kansas Tries to Stamp Out Abortion
US Birth Rates Continue To Plummet: Nearly Half Of All American Women Do Not Have A Child
Committee advances bill to ban abortion services providers from sex ed
April 9, 2015
For Young Women, Not Having Children Has Become the Rational Decision
The Egg Baby Project: A Lesson In Sex Education
Petition demands SPS change 'abstinence-centered' sex education
Sex Education in Europe Turns to Urging More Births
Worried Your Country Doesn’t Have Enough Babies? Make It Easier for Women to Work.
Student Population Growth A Major Concern For Some Oklahoma School Districts
April 8, 2015
More Teens Using Long-Term Contraception
Teens Aren’t Using the Most Effective Birth Control
Kansas Limits Abortion Method, Opening a New Line of Attack
In Arizona, Arkansas, women must be told that abortion can be ‘reversed’
April 7, 2015
Anti-Abortion Group’s Effort To Defund Family Planning Clinics Backfires Spectacularly
ACLU sues U.S. for records on reproductive health policy
Most Houston school districts show teen birth rate well above U.S. average
Ohio abortion bill creating controversy among college women
April 6, 2015
California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth
And Now, Political Virgins
April 3, 2015
Here’s What Happens When Pregnant Women Lose Their Rights
What The 18-35 Set REALLY Thinks About Marriage, Abortion, And Birth Control
Preventing A Future Without Food
April 2, 2015
Arizona Requires Doctors To Say Abortion Pill Is Reversible
Arizona’s claim that abortion pills may be ‘reversible’
On abortion, Christie thinks he knows best. He doesn't. | Editorial
How Filipino moms endure a maternity ward that's like 'a blaring supermarket deli counter'
Four in 10 millennials say their school’s sex ed was not helpful
Over population, over consumption - in pictures
We need to talk about why we don’t want kids
April 1, 2015
Arizona Governor Signs Abortion Drug Notification Mandate
Arizona Orders Doctors to Say Abortions With Drugs May Be Reversible
The Blood Cries Out
Millennials support sex ed but don’t find it helpful in real life
Survey: Young Republicans Support Birth Control
March 30, 2015
Lawmaker publicly discusses her rape and abortion, man in audience laughs at her
Can an Abortion Be Undone?
Morocco's plans to reform law on abortion could set example for North Africa
Dying for women’s right to choose: Abortion still illegal in Brazil
The next wave of abortion restrictions is here
New spa-like abortion clinic is part of a trend to ‘destigmatize’ the procedure
March 27, 2015
Arizona Legislature OKs Abortion Medication Requirement
5 Reasons to Oppose Abortion Bans
March 25, 2015
Let’s Talk (Frankly) About Sex
Youth unemployment 'a timebomb' in developing countries, UK MPs say
The Place Where China Began Its One-Child Policy Is Dying
March 11, 2015
Sexual and reproductive rights in Iran: Facts and Figures
Iran birth drive 'turns women into baby-making machines'
Iran Mulls Laws That ‘Reduce Women to Baby-Making Machines,’ Says Amnesty
States Aim To Restrict Medically-Induced Abortions
March 10, 2015
The country training people to leave
In this Manila 'baby factory,' why women put up with crowding four to a bed
Supreme Court Sends Birth Control Case Back To Appeals Court
The sex lives of rich and poor women are remarkably similar — until it comes to birth control
Proper Sanitary Pads Are Keeping Girls In School
March 9, 2015
What Schools Should Teach Kids About Sex
Senate Dems pledge health fight against "Mad Men era," push for Medicaid to cover birth control
The World’s Problem With Sex Ed
U.N. Finds ‘Alarmingly High’ Levels of Violence Against Women
March 6, 2015
New Bill Would Increase Access to Plan B, Contraception
Is Ecuador's Correa blurring the lines between religion and politics?
China’s growing panda population is fragmenting, and that’s a problem
Beijing to try to cap population at 23 million by 2020
March 5, 2015
Faith Groups Are Trying To Block Emergency Contraception For Raped Migrant Children
When Social-Media Companies Censor Sex Education
China eases 'one child' policy to boost births
Two-Thirds of Unintended Births Are Paid For by the Government
Our View: Legislative bill could help low-income Maine women get health care they need
March 4, 2015
UN at 70: Mega-Cities, Mortality and Migration
Researchers Link Syrian Conflict to a Drought Made Worse by Climate Change
International Women's Day: Negotiating family planning during the teenage years
Visions of a fallen world: What our crowded, imperiled planet really looks like
March 3, 2015
Did climate change spark 2011 Syrian uprising?
New Study Says Climate Change Helped Spark Syrian Civil War
February 27, 2015
The Future of Male Birth Control
U.S. Push for Abstinence in Africa Is Seen as Failure Against H.I.V.
The Human Costs Of Chris Christie’s Attack On Planned Parenthood
CNN’s Bill Weir Explores the World’s Threatened Wonders
February 26, 2015
A Thirsty, Violent World
Use of long-acting birth control rises fivefold in a decade: CDC
West Virginia lawmakers pass 20-week abortion ban
UN at 70: Mega-Cities, Mortality and Migration
February 24, 2015
Report: Women embrace more effective birth control
Teen pregnancies in Baltimore drop by a third
February 11, 2015
IUDs can be practical for teenagers, but pediatricians may lack training in their use
Guess How Much Of Uncle Sam's Money Goes To Foreign Aid? Guess Again!
February 9, 2015
Easing of China’s one-child policy has not produced a baby-boom
New Mexico Bills Seek Late-Term Abortion Ban, Parent Notice
Child, Bride, Mother
February 6, 2015
Contraceptive Coverage for Women in the Military
Lawmakers Propose Free Birth Control for Female Troops
Remembering Carl Djerassi: Playwright, Chemist, Birth Control Pioneer
February 2, 2015
Carl Djerassi, 91, a Creator of the Birth Control Pill, Dies
"Father of birth control pill" dies
This Chart Shows That Americans Are Way Out of Step With Scientists on Pretty Much Everything
Northern Ireland high court hears abortion challenge
Christie’s Convenient Abortion Flip
Pope Dodges Birth Control Issue in Philippines
January 30, 2015
The economics of optimism
Beijing seeks to contain its population, and with it, problems
Rabbits and Rebels
Democratic US Rep. Ryan says he now supports abortion rights
Tim Ryan: Why I changed my thinking on abortion
States that are more opposed to abortion rights have fewer abortions — but not fewer unintended pregnancies
January 28, 2015
Overpopulation: The Environmental Movement's Third Rail
New website promotes over-the-counter birth control pills
Sir David Attenborough interview: The one question about life that still baffles him
January 26, 2015
Editorial:
Why we need to address population growth's effects on global warming
Be Fruitful, Not Bananas:
Pope Francis, Birth Control and American Catholics
How Birth Control Has Changed Over the Centuries
Climate and population are linked — but maybe not the way you thought
January 23, 2015
Religious right’s pope problem: Why Rick Santorum & co. are so desperately confused
Pope rows back from 'rabbits' comments, praises large families
Feeling Gloomy? Maybe Things On Earth Aren't As Bad As You Think
January 22, 2015
GOP-Led House Drops 20-Week Abortion Limit, Will Advance Funding Ban
GOP Leaders Pull Abortion Bill After Revolt by Women, Moderates
January 20, 2015
Pope Strongly Condemns Birth Control
Pope says birth control ban doesn't mean breed 'like rabbits'
Fight Over Abortion Shapes Up in Congress
Editorial:
A Perilous Year for Abortion Rights
Human activity has pushed Earth beyond four of nine 'planetary boundaries', scientists warn
January 15, 2015
Danes agree to keep public services open by making babies
The return of the IUD as a safe, efficient means of contraception
GOP renews push to restrict abortion
Appeals Court Hears Arkansas, North Dakota Abortion Cases
January 13, 2015
Turkey Unveils Plan for More Babies
Condoms and contraceptive pills reach rural Laos
January 9, 2015
To Get a Texas Abortion, Go to New Mexico
The GOP wants to take the abortion wars national again
Family planning:
Enforcing with a smile
Let's talk about sex
January 8, 2015
Teenage pregnancy, birth, abortion rates all falling, report says
U.S. Court Weighs Texas Law's Burden On Women Seeking Abortions
Texas Abortion Clinic Rules Tested in Appeals Court
January 7, 2015
Video: Human population by the billions
Chart: London’s population is finally about to return to its 1939 peak
January 6, 2015
In Toulouse, French Family Planning Can't Keep Up
January 2, 2015
A Haven In A Land Of Unsafe Abortions
Japan's Population Declined In 2014 As Births Fell To A New Low
To Rescue Economy, Japan Turns to Supermom
December 31, 2014
Ethiopians Seeking Birth Control: Caught Between Church And State
In Kenya, Family Planning is an Economic Safeguard
Abortion politics:
Baby talk
December 30, 2014
Family Planning In Senegal: Which Imam Do You Listen To?
Utah's Abortion Rate Drops to Lowest Level Ever Recorded
Big Question For 2015: Will The Supreme Court Rule On Abortion?
Census puts U.S. population at 320.09 million, up 0.7 percent from year-ago
December 29, 2014
The Unexpected Home of Unintended Pregnancy
Editorial:
Foreign Aid and Abortion Rights
Editorial:
An intrusive NC abortion measure is rightly struck down
In Senegal, Imam Support Key to Success in Family Planning Policy
California’s population slows, ages
December 23, 2014
Erdogan Says Turkey’s Supporters of Contraception Are Traitors
Laos: condoms, teenage pregnancies and sex talk on youth agenda
Is Male Birth Control Around the Corner?
December 22, 2014
Stop freaking out about having babies in your 30s. Your great-grandma did it, too.
A Basic Guide to the Countless Birth Control Options Out There
Return of the Rhythm Method
Mozambique decriminalises abortion to stem maternal death rate
Studies Show Voters Can Be Swayed on Gay Marriage, Abortion
Mobile Tech Drives Faster Data Collection for Family Planning Indicators With PMA2020
December 19, 2014
Delivering "The Pill" Wasn't Easy
The Devastating Consequences Of Chipping Away At Family Planning Programs
December 18, 2014
Fixing the Crowded Earth
Spending measure allows abortion coverage for Peace Corps volunteers
December 17, 2014
China urged to drop one-child policy. But will young couples opt for two?
December 16, 2014
Top court rejects Arizona appeal over abortion drug law
Supreme Court declines to hear Arizona abortion case
December 15, 2014
Slower Population Growth Could Significantly Reduce Carbon Emissions, Paper Finds
This Magnificent GIF Illustrates How The US Population Will Grow And Evolve Through 2060
Nations must keep expanding conservation efforts to avoid a biodiversity crisis
December 12, 2014
Post-recession population growth slows, estimates show
More women are using the most effective form of birth control
Ruling leads more firms to end birth control coverage
December 10, 2014
Abortion Complication Rates Are ‘Lower Than That For Wisdom Tooth Extraction’, Study Says
December 8, 2014
On the Abortion Activist Beat
America's Getting Less White, and That Will Save It
Peak soil: industrial civilisation is on the verge of eating itself
Scarecrows outnumber people in dying Japan town as country grapples with population decline
December 5, 2014
Editorial: Science must maintain its freedom in the classroom
U.S. Birthrate Declines for Sixth Consecutive Year; Economy Could Be Factor
Minnesota manufacturer wins exemption from birth control mandate
Va. Board of Health backs move to amend abortion clinic rules
Indiana Abortion Clinic Law Ruled Unconstitutional
December 4, 2014
Spending $25 a woman annually on healthcare could save millions of lives
How the West is cutting teen pregnancy
Indonesia delivers effective birth control pill for men
Va. health board to vote on advancing review of abortion clinic rules
Judge rules Indiana abortion clinic law is unconstitutional
December 1, 2014
School For Husbands Gets Men To Talk About Family Size
In Arizona, a Textbook Fuels a Broader Dispute Over Sex Education
Arguing Abortion
Risk from extreme weather set to rise
November 25, 2014
7 charts that explain the undocumented immigrant population
The undocumented immigrant population explained, in 7 maps
November 20, 2014
The Ins and Outs of IUDs
Editorial:
India’s Lethal Birth Control
Why Nevada Students Should Continue to Fight for Comprehensive Sex Ed
Making the Most of Puberty on the Scale of a Planet
November 19, 2014
The end of the population pyramid
The world reshaped:
The end of the population pyramid
November 18, 2014
Global Number of Youths Is Highest Ever, U.N. Reports
Why Sterilization Is The Most Popular Form Of Family Planning
November 17, 2014
Rat poison chemical found in pills linked to India sterilization deaths
The one dollar contraceptive set to make family planning easier
Birth Control Challenge Rejected
Appeals court upholds birth control mandate
U.S. court rejects religious objection to Obamacare contraception deal
November 13, 2014
Politicians, Teens and Birth Control
Web of Incentives in Fatal Indian Sterilizations
Pfizer and Aid Groups Team Up on Depo-Provera Contraceptive for Developing World
United States and China Announce Landmark Climate Change Deal on Carbon Emissions
Readers respond: can you be an environmentalist and still have kids?
Are our low birthrates and aging population threatening the economy?
November 12, 2014
The Pill’s Difficult Birth
How AIDS Changed the History of Sex Education
November 6, 2014
Drought, Population Growth Led to Decline of Neo-Assyrian Empire
A mixed election for reproductive rights
The Fight for Abortion Rights Just Got a Whole Lot Harder
Abortion-Rights Advocates Preparing for a New Surge of Federal and State Attacks
On abortion, election delivered mixed messages
November 5, 2014
State Anti-Abortion Measures Meet Mixed Fates
Oklahoma high court blocks abortion curbs
October 31, 2014
Birth Control Could Help the Environment, but Not Quickly
Dozens Of Countries Take In More Immigrants Per Capita Than The U.S.
October 30, 2014
In Tenn., a fierce, expensive battle over abortion
Pennsylvania May Drop Birth Control Coverage For Thousands Of Low-Income Women
October 29, 2014
What New York City Can Learn From Its Relationship With The Sea
North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Law Restricting Medication Abortion
UN urges salt-damage solution to reduce threat to crops
October 24, 2014
Just Me and My 9.2 Billion Friends
October 22, 2014
‘Population growth far outpaces food supply’ in conflict-ravaged Sahel
October 21, 2014
The Long Road to a Safe and Legal Abortion
World population could hit 12 billion, but how will we feed them?
October 16, 2014
Supreme Court eases impact of Texas abortion law
Supreme Court Stops Parts Of Texas Abortion Law
Can the world produce enough food for 2 bln more people?
Editorial:
The Supreme Court Acts for Texas Women
October 14, 2014
IUDs, implants generate new enthusiasm and some worries
New York women ditching other birth control methods for IUDs
Parents and Teens Aren’t Embarrassed by the Sex Talk Anymore
Editorial:
Reproductive Rights on the Ballot
How family planning programs save taxpayers billions of dollars each year
Vatican document signals shift in views on homosexuality, divorce, birth control
October 10, 2014
China's water dilemma between farming and growing population
October 6, 2014
Teenage Girls Given Choice of Free Contraceptives Get Far Fewer Abortions
Court upholds Texas’s abortion law, closing 13 clinics
October 3, 2014
5th Circuit decision to close most of Texas abortion clinics
Appeals court lets Texas enforce law that restricts abortions
Appeals court sets back reproductive rights in Texas
Reproductive rights take center stage for Democrats defending Senate majority
Global biodiversity targets won't be met by 2020, scientists say
October 2, 2014
A Study Bolsters a Call to Use Long-Acting Contraceptives
Free Birth Control Cuts Teen Pregnancy, Abortions
On Reproductive Rights, Progress with Concerns
Mexican women pay high price for country’s rigid abortion laws
Scott Brown: Birth Control and Equal Pay Are Not 'Issues That People Care About'
States With More Abortion Laws Have Less Support For Women And Children's Health: Report
Abortion rights around the world – interactive
October 1, 2014
Earth has lost half of its wildlife in the past 40 years, says WWF
Wendy Davis and why it matters that female politicians are talking about their abortions
Pediatricians’ Group Endorses The Birth Control That Hobby Lobby Won’t Cover
September 30, 2014
Reverends like us should never oppose access to abortion or sex ed
Study on reproductive rights and domestic violence: Being denied an abortion “tethered women to violent men”
Why an aging population may be good for innovation
Wildlife populations plummet for 3,000 species
September 29, 2014
Maine Political Parties Battle for Women Voters
Editorial:
The Tide of the Culture War Shifts
Why Are Republicans in Favor of Over-the-Counter Birth Control?
Teenage girls in southern Malawi reject ‘sexual cleansing’
What Drives Abortion: The Law or Income?
Pediatrics group says IUDs teens’ best birth control choice
September 22, 2014
Despite Declines, Child Mortality and Hunger Persist in Developing Nations, U.N. Reports
On the Path Past 9 Billion, Little Crosstalk Between U.N. Sessions on Population and Global Warming
As World’s Population Booms, Will Its Resources Be Enough for Us?
Which Catholics Offer Birth Control? Look To The Insurers
Editorial: Over-the-counter availability of ‘the pill’ wouldn’t be a panacea
September 17, 2014
The GOP’s Latest Attempt to Fool Women Won’t Work
The Disappearing “Undue Burden” Standard for Abortion Rights
Three State Measures That Could End Legal Abortion
September 15, 2014
Both Sides Cite Urgency in Court Appeal of a Texas Law on Abortion Clinics
In Jordan, Ever Younger Syrian Brides
A billion Africans under 18 by mid-century: More jobs, or more angry youth?
Birth control bait-and-switch [Editorial]
How Likely Is It That Birth Control Could Let You Down?
Editorial: Skepticism on birth control proposal
How the Catholic Church masterminded the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby debacle
Spanish government set to abandon plan to limit abortion access
September 12, 2014
A Doctor Who Performed Abortions In South Texas Makes His Case
Africa’s Dividing Farmlands A Threat To Food Security
The Nation's Biggest Abortion Battle Is Playing Out in Tennessee
September 9, 2014
Republicans Can’t Stop Talking About Over-the-Counter Birth Control
Male Birth Control, Without Condoms, Will Be Here by 2017
Inside the secret war on abortion clinics that could shutter them across America
Women and children still dying by the millions
September 8, 2014
The Changing Face Of West Africa Has Fueled The Ebola Crisis
How Ethiopia solved its abortion problem
What reopening a Texas abortion clinic meant to one woman
Avoiding women’s issues won’t save the GOP
The GOP’s contraception solution is no silver bullet
Passion for the Pill
September 4, 2014
Why the Earth is farting
Texas Abortion Clinic to Reopen After Ruling
Sexual health isn’t just about health – it’s about sex too
The 88 Percent:
The Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision threatens all contraception
September 2, 2014
Limits to Growth was right. New research shows we're nearing collapse
Texas Abortion Clinics Receive Last-Minute Reprieve
Federal judge strikes down key part of Texas abortion law as unconstitutional
US judge asks 2 sides in Louisiana abortion law controversy for interim agreement
11 Birth Control Facts That Will Surprise You
The Effect of Overpopulation on Public Health
Why South Korea predicts its end will come in 2750
Sex education is a global dividing line between liberals and conservatives
The cost of birth control: what health insurance covers
August 29, 2014
Economic Abundance With Shrinking Population: Why Not?
August 28, 2014
The Dawn of the Post-Clinic Abortion
Becoming Drought Tolerant
August 26, 2014
Redesigning Birth Control in the Developing World
California Bucks The National Trend, Protects Coverage For Birth Control And Abortion
August 25, 2014
Amid population explosion, birth control access roils the Philippines
Administration Proposes New Health Rules Addressing Religious Objections
To end population growth, spread the wealth
The rise of the megacity
August 22, 2014
What it’s like to be a teen parent: Readers’ stories
In the Battle Over Abortion, Ireland Struggles to Define Human Rights
August 21, 2014
Editorial:
Quackery and Abortion Rights
Contraception, abstinence push U.S. teen birthrates to historic lows
"A Constant Battle"
What its like to work in Mississippi's only abortion clinic
August 20, 2014
The best way to help teen moms: treating pregnancy as more than a medical event
The simple policy that led America’s biggest drop in teen birth rates
August 19, 2014
Maternal mortality? It’s just poor African and Asian women dying
In Alaska, will reproductive rights make the difference?
August 18, 2014
GOP's birth control gamble
Analysis: Teen births down in Miss., other states
Most Dangerous Day of Life Is Birth as Million Babies Die
New data: How the attack on contraceptive services targets the poor
New rule: Dummies who don’t support birth control can’t say they support birth control
August 15, 2014
Birth control in Niger
Population explosion
UNICEF Report: Africa's Population Could Hit 4 Billion By 2100
The Weakest Link of HIV Prevention in Africa – Contraception
August 14, 2014
Are abortion rights equal to gun rights? Yes, says a federal judge
Mississippi: State Asks Full Court to Reconsider Abortion Ruling
MTV Public Policy: How 16 and Pregnant Reduced Teen Motherhood
August 13, 2014
How Colorado’s teen birthrate dropped 40% in four years
Colorado's Teen Birth Rate Dropped 40%, And It's Probably Because Of Just One Thing
Texas abortion law could send women across borders
August 12, 2014
How Colorado’s teen birthrate dropped 40% in four years
Iran: Permanent Contraception Through Surgery Is Outlawed
Iran Bans Some Forms Of Birth Control To Encourage Women To Have More Babies
August 11, 2014
Editorial: A Judge Rules for Alabama Women on Abortion
McFadden says oral contraception should be available without prescription
Admitting-privileges laws have created high hurdle for abortion providers to clear
A New Test for Texas’ Abortion Restrictions
August 6, 2014
Reducing Carbon by Curbing Population
August 5, 2014
Abortion Providers in Texas Press Judge to Block Portions of New Law
Alabama abortion clinic law unconstitutional, judge rules
Fertility Push Viewed as Unsexy by Young Iranians
August 4, 2014
The Abortion Ministry of Dr. Willie Parker
Texas: Legal Challenge to Abortion Regulations Goes to Court
July 31, 2014
Gov. Patrick Signs Mass. Abortion Buffer Zone Bill
Testing boundaries of abortion clinic buffer zones
New York’s Abortion Protest Law Is Praised by Justices, but Few Others
Poll: More Italians support abortion rights than cosmetic surgery
How the right contraceptive can change a woman's life
July 30, 2014
Mass. legislature approves abortion clinic protest bill
Judges Block Abortion Curb in Mississippi
July 29, 2014
Everyone Wins When Birth Control Is Free
Texas’s war on abortion is shuttering clinics throughout the Lone Star State
July 28, 2014
In Ethiopia, family planning increasingly an article of faith (+video)
Editorial: Remember all the ways the GOP opposes women
Candidates trade barbs in first Virginia senatorial debate
Christie Call to Cool Abortion Talk Follows Curbs in N.J.
July 24, 2014
States Help New Mothers Get Birth Control Through Medicaid
Quarter of world population 'either near or living in poverty' – UN
Conservatives Write an Assertive New Script to Fight Abortion
July 22, 2014
What the Hobby Lobby Ruling Means for America
July 21, 2014
Eden Foods' Hobby Lobby-esque Birth Control Fight Sparks Boycott
Texas: State Weighs Restructuring Health Plans for Women
July 18, 2014
Improved food systems could feed 3 billion more people - study
Mass. moves on abortion clinic bill: How is it different from buffer zone law? (+video)
State Senate passes abortion clinic buffer zone bill
Dems seek gains with women in birth control loss
July 15, 2014
Birth-control programs for teens gain traction in Colorado, nationally
New Contraceptive Shot Being Released in Africa
July 14, 2014
A Two-Page Form Spawns a Contraceptive Showdown
Anybody home? Exodus from Niue, other Pacific islands raises prospect of vanishing cultures
Is TV afraid of abortion? For NBC, the answer is complicated.
July 11, 2014
U.N. Finds Most People Now Live in Cities
Hobby Lobby 101: explaining the Supreme Court's birth control ruling
Colorado teen birthrate drops 40% with low-cost birth control
Reproductive Rights to Take Centre Stage at U.N. Special Session
World Population Day: Curbing explosive growth through family planning
July 10, 2014
Global Poverty Levels Halved But More Africans In Extreme Poverty Than In 1990
“Would You Like to Become Pregnant in the Next Year?”
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A simple, routine question can improve health care.
Urban population boom poses massive challenges for Africa and Asia
World cities, home to most people, to add 2.5 billion more by 2050
July 9, 2014
Abortion buffer zone laws begin falling after Supreme Court ruling
Editorial:
Hobby Lobby’s Disturbing Sequel
Democrats Push Bill to Reverse Supreme Court Ruling on Contraceptives
Can birth control help Democrats keep the Senate?
July 7, 2014
Birth Control Order Deepens Divide Among Justices
Obama Weighs Steps to Cover Contraception
Supreme Court OKs another religious birth control exemption
Supreme Court limits birth control on religious grounds. What's next?
Texas Isn’t Keeping Up With National Drop in Teenage Births
The Disaster We’ve Wrought on the World’s Oceans May Be Irrevocable
July 1, 2014
Hobby Lobby Made Fight a Matter of Christian Principle
More Cases on Religion Await, With Eye on Opinion by Alito
U.S. birth control ruling fuels battle over corporate rights
A Ruling That Both Sides Can Run With
Water, Rivers and Runoff Challenge Ethiopia’s Expanding Capital
June 30, 2014
Supreme Court Rejects Contraceptives Mandate for Some Corporations
Supreme Court upholds Hobby Lobby on birth control
June 27, 2014
Unrelenting population growth driving global warming, mass extinction
Most Catholics reject teachings on birth control, sex, says Vatican
Court Rejects Zone to Buffer Abortion Clinic
After Buffer Zone Ruling, Abortion Rivals Prepare to Square Off Anew
June 25, 2014
Iran lawmakers approve birth-control surgeries ban
June 22, 2014
So Similar, So Different:
For These 2 Women, the Lottery of Birth Decides Opportunity
A guide to the Supreme Court’s upcoming birth control decision
Shorter time between pregnancies linked to earlier delivery
June 20, 2014
Ethiopia’s Condom Dilemma
At Beijing School, Some Parents Take a Sex Education Class
Do Chinese classrooms need to talk about sex?
A Darker View of the Age of Us – the Anthropocene
June 9, 2014
Urged to Multiply, Iranian Couples Are Dubious
Pope Francis Is Wrong About My Child-Free Life
June 6, 2014
Taking More Time Between Babies Reduces Risk Of Premature Birth
When Brides Were Often Teenagers
How Bangladesh's female health workers boosted family planning
China: When Parents Need Help with the Facts of Life
May 30, 2014
Demography: Quality time: Why shrinking populations may be no bad thing
House GOP Blocks Vote On Incest Exception To Anti-Abortion Legislation
Illinois Senate OKs birth control ballot measure
May 29, 2014
Iran's population drive worries women's rights, health advocates
Report: US births up for first time in 5 years
May 23, 2014
In latest U.S. Census figures, cities continue growing
Doctor: Detroit abortion stats 'like some Third World country'
May 22, 2014
With New Bill, Abortion Limits Spread in South
Parents before they are grown-up: child marriage in Malawi
May 19, 2014
Demography and the Bicycle Effect
Muslim clerics resist Pakistan's efforts to end child marriage
Court battles loom on abortion clinic restrictions
Texas abortion law creates obstacles for Valley women
Trial set on challenge to Alabama abortion law setting tougher standards for doctors
May 14, 2014
Doctors reluctant to give young women permanent birth control
Texas's Culture Wars Have Created a Public Health Disaster for Women
Virginia's governor moves to protect access to abortion
Sexual violence soars in South Sudan
May 13, 2014
Teen pregnancy and abortion rates drop to new lows
Teaching Liberation to Pakistan's Girls
Indian Court Says Forced Marital Sex Is Not Rape
Federal Court to Consider Arizona Abortion Rules
North Dakota lawmakers urge appeal of abortion decision
Gov. McAuliffe calls for review of abortion clinic regulations in Virginia
NYPD ends policy of confiscating condoms in some prostitution cases
May 12, 2014
The Role of Education and Health Care in Fostering Sustainable Motherhood
More U.S. women waiting to have children
Real Goal of Abortion 'Limits': Bans
What's So Scary About Smart Girls?
Water in Brazil: Nor any drop to drink
May 8, 2014
This planet comes with limits
Displaced Afghan women risk "cheap" marriages, isolation and depression
"The person I think I ought to be": Meet the doctor fighting to save Mississippi's last abortion clinic
May 7, 2014
U.S. backslides in maternal deaths, bucking global trend
Peace Corps Rape Survivors Lobby Congress For Fair Abortion Coverage
Lawmakers Fight To Repeal The 'Unfair' Abortion Ban Imposed On Peace Corps Volunteers
May 6, 2014
Teen pregnancy and abortion rates drop to new lows
Teenage pregnancy, birth, abortion rates all falling, report says
May 5, 2014
Saving The World's Babies Simply Starts Before Birth
Brazil's abortion nightmare: Why one desperate woman lied about rape
2014's Most Outrageous Attacks on Women's Health (So Far)
U.S. anti-abortion groups inspire movement in Europe
April 29, 2014
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs Kenya polygamy law
Echoes of Past May Not Carry as Court Weighs 2nd Abortion Law
April 28, 2014
Killing of Environmental Activists Rises Globally
Mississippi's Lone Abortion Clinic Fights To Remain Open
Sweden Pushed Gender Equality to Boost Birth Rates
Chile to reconsider abortion ban
NY bill would bar condoms as proof of prostitution
Reproductive Rights Have a Rocky Ride
April 26, 2014
Population and climate change: who will the grand convergence leave behind?
April 25, 2014
With new laws in Texas, self-induced abortion likely to rise
OKLAHOMA: House passes abortion bill with 'personhood' amendment
China: Plan to Sell Condoms in Schools Encounters Resistance
April 24, 2014
Nearly 7 in 10 Americans say health plans should cover birth control
Mississippi Governor Signs Bill to Ban Abortion at Pregnancy Mid-Point
April 21, 2014
Egypt's Population Boom Threatens Cultural Treasures
Understanding climate change impacts on wildfires
Cuba's condom shortage raises fears of imminent health crisis
More than one-quarter of morning-after pills in Peru don't work
April 18, 2014
Japan's demography: The incredible shrinking country
Christian broadcaster wins health care injunction
India's Youth Challenge
April 17, 2014
Federal Judge Overturns North Dakota's 6-Week Abortion Ban
Judge overturns North Dakota law banning most abortions
April 16, 2014
Iran considers ban on vasectomies in drive to boost birthrate
Unsafe abortion kills nearly 50,000 a year, "intolerable" toll-NGO
April 15, 2014
Holding the World Bank Accountable for Reproductive Health Commitments
ACLU seeks to oppose diocese in birth control suit
April 14, 2014
The animated maps that reveal in 60 seconds how cities have exploded in size over the last 130 years
Abortion in Cases of Rape: New Rifts in Old Debate
April 11, 2014
Child bride kills groom and three of his friends by poisoning meal
Kenya: A mother's death costs the family dear
Famine Is a Feminist Issue: To feed the world, start by teaching girls to read.
April 10, 2014
Iraq poised to legalize marriage for girls as young as 9
Six-year-old Afghan girl saved from marriage to cover father's debt
Sex education stumbles in Mississippi
For many teens, formal sex education comes too late, CDC report says
April 9, 2014
Philippine Supreme Court rules that family planning law is constitutional, can be implemented
Philippine court upholds contraceptive law as constitutional
Philippine top court approves controversial birth control law
Social pressures force Tunisia women to fake virginity
India's missing girls: fears grow over rising levels of foeticide
April 4, 2014
Old Forecast of Famine May Yet Come True
Texas abortion law faces new legal challenge
April 4, 2014
Old Forecast of Famine May Yet Come True
Texas abortion law faces new legal challenge
April 3, 2014
Don't Reward or Punish Childbirth
Antiabortion company Hobby Lobby reportedly invests retirement funds in abortion drugs
Hobby Lobby 401(k) invests in birth control makers
Abortion Providers in Texas Sue Over a Restrictive Rule That Could Close Clinics
March 21-30, 2014
Justices to hear 'Hobby Lobby' case on Obamacare birth control rule
Religious challenge to health care law hits high court
Megacities' explosive growth poses epic challenges
Ruling Could Have Reach Beyond Issue of Contraception
Supreme Court Hears Cases on Contraception Rule
Supreme Court divided as it hears argument on contraceptive coverage
Supreme Court struggles with companies' religious objections to law's birth control coverage
US appeals court rules Kansas can strip Planned Parenthood of federal family planning
Court majority harshly critical of Obamacare contraception mandate
Justices Seem Open to Religious Claims by Companies
Court Weighs Delay of Strict Limits to Drug-Induced Abortions in Arizona
Court Panel Upholds Texas Law on Abortion
Family planning groups in developing countries set for Bloomberg boost
Federal appeals court upholds tough Texas abortion restrictions that shuttered many clinics
Concern about overpopulation is a red herring; consumption's the problem
Nonprofit group hopes education can reduce Latina teen pregnancy rate
Panel's Warning on Climate Risk: Worst Is Yet to Come
March 19, 2014
TV Lowers Birthrate (Seriously)
Bill Maher says you aren't an environmentalist unless you care about overpopulation
Spain's Step Back on Abortion Is Catching Flak
March 18, 2014
Chinese city suspends baby hatch after it is overwhelmed by unwanted children
March 17, 2014
Family planning program in Senegal drawn into conflict with religious leaders
Teen Pregnancy Rising in Zimbabwe
March 13, 2014
U.S. top court case highlights unsettled science in contraception
Group of Catholic employers file lawsuit in Oklahoma challenging federal health care law
Syria War Shatters Maternal Care, Mothers' Health
Pakistan clerics declare ban on child marriage un-Islamic
March 11, 2014
African demography: The dividend is delayed
Does no-cost contraception promote promiscuity? No, says study
West Virginia's legislature passes a 20-week abortion ban
Iraqi women protest against proposed Islamic law in Iraq
March 7, 2014
Abortion Law Pushes Texas Clinics to Close Doors
Malawi: From child bride to sex worker
Nation's First Birthing Center/Abortion Clinic Opens in Buffalo. This Is Huge.
To Change India's Preference for Sons, Start With the Women
March 6, 2014
China may opt for 'two children' policy in future, says senior official
Tests to start on ring to prevent pregnancy and HIV
2 More Texas Clinics Closing Amid New Abortion Law
March 3, 2014
Cheaper, generic versions of emergency contraception to be sold to buyers of all ages
FDA To Increase Access To Generic Morning-After Pills
Malawi's child brides: Married at 15
Health care law's results breed hope among doctors for birth control access
February 28, 2014
Anti-Abortion Push Has Spain Debating Definition Of 'Progress'
February 27, 2014
Texas' Family Planning Cuts Are A Human Rights 'Disaster'
Bolivia eases strict abortion law
February 26, 2014
Many in China Can Now Have a Second Child, but Say No
Pope Francis faces church divided over doctrine, global poll of Catholics finds
U.S. Appeals Court to hear arguments over Mississippi abortion law
February 25, 2014
Drought beginning to change how people think about growth in the Sacramento region
Colorado nuns file challenge on birth control
February 24, 2014
Indonesia to revive national family planning programme
February 18, 2014
Educating young men could expand 'morning after pill' use
Egyptian population explosion worsens social unrest
February 14, 2014
Why We Should be Worried About the Rapid Growth in Global Households
February 11, 2014
It Takes a Generation
Family Planning Squeezed In California By Health Law
Global Poll Finds Most Catholics Actually Support Birth Control And Abortion Rights
White House delays health insurance mandate for medium-sized employers until 2016
February 10, 2014
Population Patterns and Vulnerability to Climate Hazards
February 7, 2014
A fertile future?
Battles Over Abortion Flare in 2014
February 6, 2014
The Stories We Tell
Wash. House passes abortion insurance bill
February 4, 2014
State abortion rates were dropping even before the recent surge in restrictions
Abortion rates lowest in 40 years
February 3, 2014
Abortions Declining in U.S., Study Finds
Abortion rate at lowest point since 1973
Seeing ultrasound rarely changes abortion plans: study
January 31, 2014
Indonesia to face opportunity, risk as population grows by a third
As World Ages, Immigration Seen as Big Boost to US
Access To Toilets And Books Improves Life For Kids Across The Globe
January 30, 2014
Planned Parenthood suing over Alaska abortion reg
New Baby Boom? How Global Birthrates Could Bounce Back
January 29, 2014
Indonesia Population Approaching U.S. Revives Birth Control
January 28, 2014
Editorial: Contraception Before the Court
New Arizona Rules Would Limits Abortion Drug Use
White House threatens veto of House abortion bill
January 27, 2014
In Nuns' Suit, Justices Block Key Mandate in Health Law
Supreme Court says nuns are exempt for now from Obamacare contraceptives rule
Editorial: A Formula for Repelling Women Voters
France Confirms Abortion Right as Spain Pulls Back
January 24, 2014
A Loophole for Rapists Is Eliminated in Morocco
Oklahoma County judge throws out state's morning-after pill law
Ethiopia's model families hailed as agents of social transformation
January 23, 2014
More Is Not Merrier
Ethiopian former child bride tells harrowing story
January 22, 2014
WikiLeaks, Drought and Syria
State orders Ohio abortion clinic to close
January 21, 2014
Industry, non-profit groups divided over how to increase food production
Seasonal Migration Frustrates Ethiopia's Family Planning
Proposed Abortion Restrictions in Spain Face Backlash
French parliament begins debate on controversial abortion bill
Mauritania Must Ban Deadly Force Feeding of Child Brides
Malawians take steps to end sexual initiation of girls
January 17, 2014
Thai teen pregnancy on the rise as sex education misses the young
Supreme Court skeptical of buffer zones at abortion clinics
Keep your distance: Supreme Court takes up protesters outside abortion clinics
Justices question Mass. abortion clinic buffer zones
January 16, 2014
Editorial: Spain's Alarming Abortion Debate
Turkey rights group sounds alarm over child brides
How Brave Girls Helped Crack a Taboo
Justices Appear Divided On Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones
Supreme Court justices question size of buffer zones around Mass. abortion clinics
Justices Seem Split on Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones, but Crucial Voice Is Silent
The Stealth War on Abortion
Abortion Restrictions Shutter Clinics, Hurt Poor, Groups Say
January 15, 2014
Supreme Court to hear appeal over abortion clinic buffer zones
Abortion Rights Group Gives U.S. a 'D'
Abortion clinic buffer zones go before the Supreme Court
January 14, 2014
Is '16 And Pregnant' An Effective Form Of Birth Control?
Editorial: Abortion Rights: A Good Ruling Stands
Editorial: Abortion Rights: Uphold Buffer Zones
U.S. top court will not hear Arizona abortion law appeal
Abortion rights: Supreme Court leaves rejection of Arizona law in place
Supreme Court Won't Hear Arizona Appeal on Abortion Ban
Court won't revive Arizona's 20-week abortion ban
High court to consider buffer zones at abortion clinics
French birth rate falls below two children per woman
January 13, 2014
MTV's '16 and Pregnant,' Derided by Some, May Resonate as a Cautionary Tale
Where Free Speech Collides With Abortion Rights
In This Rape Case, the Victim Was 4
Japan's ageing population could actually be good news
January 10, 2014
Forced Abortions Highlight Abuses in China Policy
3 Notre Dame students weigh in on school's lawsuit against health care law
High court case: abortion clinic protest-free zone
January 9, 2014
Climate change and population growth will cause an 80% rise in droughts by 2100, claim scientists
Editorial: Abortion Restrictions in Texas and Beyond
Alaska governor narrows Medicaid abortion reimbursement criteria
January 7, 2014
Critics question desirability of relentless economic growth
Texas Seeks to Revive Abortion Law as Clinics Cut Service
Federal Appeals Court Reviews Texas Abortion Law
Appeals court taking up Texas law that's shuttered abortion clinics
U.S. court hears appeal to ease parts of Texas abortion law
Iran Tries to Reverse a Slumping Birth Rate
Portugal's Baby Bust Is A Stark Sign Of Hard Times
January 6, 2014
Justices Are Asked to Reject Nuns' Challenge to Health Law
Adminstration says Colo. nuns do not need injunction against health law provision
U.S. asks court to preserve Obamacare contraception mandate
Legal fight over emergency contraceptives drags on
Texas Anti-Abortion Law Forces Women To Make Tough Choices
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