The bill, which didn't pass in 2011, is being brought back to the floor so it can not become law again this year.

A Mississippi legislator doesn't worry about dangerous abortions, because at least they've stood up for "moral values."

In what is being called an unprecedented ruling recognizing bodily integrity and reproductive choice as fundamental rights under the Oklahoma state constitution, an Oklahoma state judge has found that a law restricting medical care for women seeking an abortion is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced.

With Tom Barrett winning the primary, the Wisconsin battle will be between two old foes.

The county board voted 10-7 to toughen up a law to combat "sidewalk counseling" at a local reproductive health center.

Can blown up, gory fetus photos win an election?

Happy Mother's Day, have some totally made up facts by David Reardon as a gift.

A judiciary committee is scheduled to hear a potential ban on abortions after 20 weeks for residents of the nation's capitol.

What exactly does "most likely to save both lives" mean?

A New York Times article looks at how parents do (and should) react when their children inevitably see Internet pornography, an FDA advisory panel recommends approving a drug for HIV-prevention, and Massachusetts cuts over $1 million from its HIV-prevention and testing program in county jails. 

Weekly global roundup: a revised family code in Mali oppresses women further; Fawzia Koofi makes waves in Afghanistan and worldwide; Venezuela wrestles with a stubborn maternal mortality rate; and a call for more midwives in Zambia.

In this week's sexual health round up: new research finds that only 38 percent of girls who start the HPV vaccine get all three shots; a new study finds that while the specific gene therapy tried did not impact HIV, the concept still shows promise; and a six-year-old is suspended from a Colorado elementary school for sexual harassment. 

Weekly global roundup: Girls overtake boys in Bangladeshi primary schools; Philippines Lawmakers push to get the RH Bill passed; Women are in labor and still doing hard labor in Haiti; Training for sex workers in Rwanda provides options.