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In Georgia Election, Affordability Beats Abortion for Student Voters

The governor’s race between Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson is a toss-up. We asked University of Georgia students about the issues that matter to them in 2026.

‘Love Is Blind’ Contestant Corrects Myths About Later Abortion

In a refreshing twist, a Season 11 cast member dispelled common anti-abortion talking points.

Your Guide to LGBTQ+ Ballot Measures in 2026

Voters in seven states will decide how trans youth can participate in school sports, access gender-affirming health care, and more.

Surviving Breast Cancer is Hard. Providers Are Working to Improve Post-Treatment Care.

Surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy can take a toll on physical and mental health. Survivors want their doctors to get it—and treat them accordingly.

Trump’s New Press Secretary Ousted After 5 Days

Katie Zacharia held strong anti-abortion views. Plus, Texas woman sues anti-abortion group under law it helped to pass, and OB-GYNs advised to start HRT sooner for patients in menopause.

Nobody Told Me Menopause Would Feel Like This (Podcast)

Black women reach menopause earlier, deal with symptoms longer, and are less likely to get treated. But hey, at least there’s TikTok.

Idaho Moms and Grandmothers Are Taking the Fight for Abortion Rights to Their Neighbors’ Doors

It's the only state this year where voters could reverse an abortion ban. With little national support, older women who never expected to be activists are powering the campaign.

Nevada’s Abortion Landscape is Changing As Midterms Ballot Measure Nears

Nevada became a regional hub for abortion care after Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022—but the trend is reversing. We asked experts why fewer out-of-state patients are coming to the Silver State.

New York City Dedicates $9 Million to Youth Gender-Affirming Care

Plus, Maryland requires more in-depth mammogram reporting and the Department of Health and Human Services directs Title X funds to anti-abortion groups.

How to Talk to Your Kids About Consent and the Cornell Rape Case

Untangling rape culture is complicated. Teaching kids that you need permission to touch someone else’s body is not. The Cornell University rape case has spurred a renewed flurry of media attention to the issue of campus sexual assault—and sparked new conversations about consent education. A civil lawsuit filed on Sept. 16, 2026 alleges that a […]

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