Kate Cox’s Doctor Is Still Fighting to Provide Emergency Abortions, Despite Legal Threats
The Kate Cox case, and the attorney general’s threats against physicians and hospitals, exemplifies the “circular” logic of abortion law in Texas.
Mary Tuma is a freelance journalist who covers Texas reproductive rights.
The Kate Cox case, and the attorney general’s threats against physicians and hospitals, exemplifies the “circular” logic of abortion law in Texas.
By Mary Tuma
Over the past five years, eighteen independent clinics in Texas shuttered or stopped abortion services. Today only two are still standing.
By Mary Tuma
A conversation on abortion rights with the Dallas lawyer whose argument against Texas’s abortion law changed the course of history.
By Mary Tuma
Representative Candy Noble wants to ensure that governmental entities (i.e., the Capital City) can’t fund travel, childcare, or other support for abortion-seekers.
By Mary Tuma
Some clinics are resuming abortion services while waiting for the state’s trigger law to go into effect. Paxton says he’ll appeal.
By Mary Tuma
After the state’s abortion ban went into effect last year, the president promised a response that experts say has not materialized.
By Mary Tuma