Repro Rights NOW
Cody McDevittA newsletter dedicated to journalism about the reproductive rights movement
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The subpoena, the shadow network & the Supreme Court
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case that, on the surface, looks like just another procedural fight: First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin. But scratch the paint, and you hit the exposed wiring of the post...
Abortion Politics Emerge as Key Sticking Point in Fight Over ACA Subsidy Extension
As Congress heads into its final legislative stretch of the year, the future of the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced premium subsidies has become increasingly uncertain — not because lawmakers disagree on the need to keep health insurance aff...
North Dakota Supreme Court Reinstates State’s Abortion Ban After Split Decision
I owe readers an apology for falling behind on the news over the past week. I’ve been racing toward the finish line on my book, which will be out next month, and the final edits and structuring have consumed most of my hours. But there’s a ...
What’s Really Happening in Minnesota: Inside the Fight to Protect Birth Control and Reproductive Freedom
Minnesota has become one of the last true havens for reproductive freedom in the Midwest. Still, it advocates that they know better than anyone that rights are only as secure as the political will to defend them. In a conversation I had wit...
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