Post-Roe's Impact On Abortion Medicine Via Telehealth
With Roe’s reversal, it could mean patients driving across a state border for a virtual appointment, or having the pills mailed to a P.O. box.

Missouri House of Representatives introduces dress code for women
A new, tougher dress code now requires women who serve Missouri's House of Representatives to wear a jacket, like a cardigan or blazer.
By David A. Lieb / AP
NYC first city to provide free abortion pills
A clinic in the Bronx is the first of four clinics run by the city that is offering abortion pills — free of charge.
By Jose Luis Magana / AP
Women would be able to count fetuses as passengers under new bill
Under the bill, pregnant women in Virginia could avoid getting a ticket for driving in an HOV lane.
By Molly Riley / APTop Stories

Where Gen Z gets its news: social media
A 2022 poll shows the favorite news source for Gen Z is social media.
By Martin Meissner / AP
Federal funding helps Jackson, Mississippi address water crisis
A Jackson restaurant owner shares what the millions headed to the city could do to help businesses like his deal with aging infrastructure.
By AP
Inside the chaotic system of New York's immigration services
Lack of information, guidance and a language barrier are just a few issues migrants face while waiting sometimes overnight in lines.
By Scripps News