Posted: 11:11 a.m. EDT Jul 2, 2018
The Unique History Of Women's Reproductive Rights
"The Day Ahead" is exploring the history of women's reproductive rights and all the changes since the 19th century.
The Unique History Of Women's Reproductive Rights
WNBA partners with birth control drugmaker to promote access
The league said the partnership aligns with its social justice priorities of civil engagement and reproductive health advocacy.
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Abortion measure one step closer to reaching Arizona's November ballot
If the amendment makes it on the ballot and is approved by voters, then abortion in the state would be legal up until the point of viability.
Online ordering begins for first over-the-counter birth control pills
The drug is called Opill, and a one-month supply will run about $19.99, while a three-month supply will cost about $49.99.
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Disney to roll out $2 billion plan to reinvent Anaheim theme park
While many residents of Anaheim are excited for the investments in the community, others have been leery of Disney's promises.
Atlantic City mayor, school superintendent accused of beating daughter
Marty Small and his wife La'Quetta are accused of assaulting their daughter on multiple occasions in December and January.
One of the oldest known meteor showers returns this week
The Lyrids, named for the nearby constellation Lyra, have been observed for 2,700 years, according to NASA.
