Big news: The family of Tierra Walker, who died after she couldn't get an abortion, is suing a slate of Texas actors in state court, including AG Ken Paxton. They say the state ban is unconstitutional.
This is the first suit of its kind.

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Big news: The family of Tierra Walker, who died after she couldn't get an abortion, is suing a slate of Texas actors in state court, including AG Ken Paxton. They say the state ban is unconstitutional.
This is the first suit of its kind.
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In less than a week, Elon Musk’s super PAC has pushed out dozens of ads vilifying trans people and accusing Democratic Senate candidates of backing a “radical trans agenda.”
In at least two of the ads, the people portrayed as trans women don’t even appear to be real.
With social conservatives pushing for surrogacy restrictions, I wanted to spend time with a woman who relied on a surrogate to have her second child.
Tina's story was more complicated than I could have ever imagined. It's worth spending some time with her.
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It’s a good day to support their work
Nayra Guzmán was 15 days post C-section — going to see her baby in the NICU — when she was taken to Broadview and held in custody for about 34 hours. She slept on a bench and barely got food. She couldn't pump. Her story is a rare window into the growing detention of pregnant & postpartum people.
Massachusetts is on the verge of passing a law to let shield law providers w/hold their names prescriptions for abortion pills. It's part of a strategy to protect providers from out-of-state lawsuits. But most abortion prescriptions are filled in California — where a similar bill is still in limbo.