Lawyers

• Gorsuch Confirmation Hearing Begins With Feinstein Calling Him 'An Extremist'

  As U.S. Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch faces his Senate confirmation hearings, Sen. Dianne Feinstein is calling him an extremist on issues such as worker protections and reproductive rights.

• Oklahoma Abortions: Women May Need Partners' Permission

  The Oklahoma abortion measure is likely to face a full vote later this year. The proposal which would requires women to get permission from their sexual partner in order to allow them to have an abortion has passed the first obstacle in Oklahoma.

• New Arkansas Bill Allows Rapists To Sue Victims Who Seek Abortions

  It only took two months for the law to be pushed through. Under a new law introduced in Arkansas, USA, states that a pregnant woman's husband will have the say in whether she aborts or not - even in cases of spousal rape.

• Activist Outlines Plan to Protect Women Health Care Under Trump Administration

  Pro-life activists are planning to protect their rights. In a very blue-state manner, a reproductive-rights group in deep-red Kentucky is urging Democratic state legislators to introduce a resolution that declares "abortion is health care", and shall be shall be recognized "as an essential component of women's healthcare.

• Oklahoma Lawmaker Wants to Restrict Abortions After Upon Heartbeat Detection

  Senator Paul Scott proposed a bill that restricts physicians to perform abortions if the embryonic hearbeat is detected to be audible.

• Donald Trump's Abortion Comments Draw Criticisms On Both Sides

  Donald Trump has once again voiced his opinion about abortion. He said that there should be punishment for women seeking for such process.

• Florida health regulators drop complaints against abortion clinics

  Health regulators in Florida dropped their complaints against Planned Parenthood centers, saying such action would be redundant since the governor has signed a law that puts new restrictions on abortions.

• Texas grand jury indicted Center for Medical Progress members instead of Planned Parenthood; Legal experts weighs jury's decision

  Instead of indicting Planned Parenthood, Texas grand jury decided to indict Center for Medical Progress. Because of the surprising decision made by the court, legal experts all over the country are now weighing the case.

• US Supreme Court rejects North Dakota appeal on strict abortion law

  The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected an appeal from North Dakota to revive its proposed restriction on abortions. Justices turned away the state's appeal of decisions striking down fetal heartbeat law as unconstitutional.

• US Supreme Court to weigh in divisive issue of abortion

  Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in the US right now. Abortion is now under consideration by the U.S. Supreme Court and pro-life and abortion advocates wanted final ruling the soonest time possible.

• Pro-Life Law Firm to Aid Nick Loeb in Embryo Custody Battle

  A pro-life law firm decides to side with Sofia Vergara's ex-boyfriend in their legal battle over the couple's frozen embryos.