Three Republican incumbents are being targeted for their role in recent abortion rulings by a new Democratic political action committee.

The Supreme Court rejected a Biden administration request to block a lower court ruling barring emergency abortions that would conflict with Texas state law.

The Supreme Court decided Monday that a court order finding Texas hospitals cannot federally be required to provide pregnancy terminations when they violate a state abortion ban will stay for now.

The ruling lets stand a Fifth Circuit ruling stating that hospitals never have to terminate pregnancies, including when a patient faces risk of death.

The Supreme Court decided not to hear arguments in a case involving Texas that could have provided an answer about whether a state abortion ban conflicts with a federal emergency care law. The

On Monday, the United States Supreme Court refused to advance a case to its docket in which the Biden administration sought to have some abortion protections (specifically in emergencies) restored in states with near-total abortion bans.

A Texas man who sued three women for allegedly helping his ex-wife obtain a medication abortion, one of the first and most explosive lawsuits after Texas began banning the procedure, has dropped his claims,

Wade, accused Jackie Noyola and Amy Carpenter of helping Silvia’s then-wife get pills to abort his unborn child, according to court documents. The Galveston man sought $1 million from the women. The original complaint referred to the abortion and process of obtaining abortion pills as “murderous actions” and accused the women of wrongful death.

This case was about using the legal system to harass us for helping our friend, and scare others out of doing the same.”