Idaho

Jennie Linn McCormack, the Idaho woman who was prosecuted by the state under a 40-year old law that made it illegal for a woman to induce her own abortion, won a temporary court order Friday barring enforcement of the law under which she was had been charged.

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A woman accused of unlawful abortion is now challenging two of the state's abortion laws.

Idaho law requires the A.G. review all abortion laws, but the governor rejected his findings

The state is banning abortions after 20 weeks, and state they are doing it for Beethoven.

The so called "fetal pain" legislation continues to gain momentum, picking up three more states.

Three states are having three very different reactions to the "fetal pain" bills being proposed in their legislatures.

Washington considers compensated surrogacy, SBA List and FRC demand House vote against keeping goverment running unless bill is anti-family planning, Sen. Murkowski supports Title X, Nebraska woman denied labor inducement, Idaho poised to ban abortion in state exchanges, and an "expose!" that isn't really.

Draft regulations in the UK aim to tell women the truth about abortion, Medicaid-covered midwifery in Idaho, the Pope talks to doctors instead of women, Wyoming rejects mandatory ultrasound bill, and dramatic reductions in unplanned pregnancies by giving women a year of birth control at a time. 

The Walgreens pharmacists who placed a woman's life in potential danger by refusing to fill a prescription for methergin - a medication which stops uterine bleeding  - and who also refused to refer a nurse practitioner to another pharmacy will walk away without discipine from the Idaho Board of Pharmacy.

British advocates want to change medical abortion requirements, a pharmacist in Idaho refused to fill a prescription for a woman she believed had an abortion, Vanderbilt changes application letter, and Japanese teens are uninterested in sex.