Abortion/Reproductive Rights

Tran challenged Steel and raised concerns about abortion rights and the effects of a Trump return to the White House.

Gray challenged Duarte again and identified water, agriculture, infrastructure, renewable energy and education as priorities.

Salas challenged Valadao again and said he would pursue lower drug prices, expanded health care and clean drinking water.

Rollins challenged Calvert again, with the article noting both campaign attacks and Democratic fundraising support for him.

Baugh sought the seat again, and he and Min exchanged criticism over their political positions.

Min ran against Scott Baugh in the seat Katie Porter left to pursue a Senate bid.

Whitesides challenged Garcia and criticized his abortion-rights position, while promoting his business experience.

Garcia faced Democrat George Whitesides in a close race, and the article described their contrasting campaign arguments.

Graham describes herself as “for life,” and her campaign says she would support a nationwide restriction.

Andrews says she would fight to restore Roe v. Wade’s protections.

Voters criticized Collins’s Kavanaugh confirmation vote as she seeks re-election, while Collins says she does not regret it.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund endorsed Bodnar, who used the endorsement to emphasize his support for reproductive freedom and independent status.

The article connects James’s past abortion positions and his campaign’s response to DeBoyer’s proposal.

Walker’s family sued Paxton over the state’s abortion ban, which he has played a leading role in enforcing.

Walker’s family is suing Paxton, alleging that his abortion ban contributed to her death after providers denied her requests for an abortion.

Aderholt joined Smith in arguing that the report showed a need for stronger protections and clearer disclosure of abortion coverage.

Smith said the GAO findings confirmed his concerns about ACA abortion coverage and urged stronger Hyde Amendment protections.

Aderholt requested the GAO report and called for stronger limits on federal subsidies for plans covering elective abortion.

Tuberville discussed his gubernatorial campaign and defended his positions on gender policy and abortion.

Murray reintroduced a bill to require no-cost insurance coverage for over-the-counter and other FDA-approved contraceptives.

Miller described her faith as central to her public service and her approach to legislation.

Cassidy pressed the FDA nominee to affirm vaccine safety and say how she would respond if Trump asked her to break her commitments.

Collins says she raised abortion and other FDA issues with Overton as abortion-rights groups urge her to oppose the nomination.

Buck’s deleted posts and her lack of response about whether her positions have changed are the focus of the report.

The article examines recordings of Osborn’s comments and their apparent tension with his public campaign message.

Walker’s family is suing Paxton over his role in enforcing Texas’ abortion ban.

Smith hosted a House floor event recognizing the Hyde Amendment’s upcoming 50th anniversary and spoke in support of its protections.

The article examines Lawrence’s past remarks as he campaigns for Michigan’s seventh congressional district.

El-Sayed appeared with Harris at a Detroit roundtable and made the case for healthcare investment as he campaigns for the Senate.

El-Sayed’s remarks about abortion restrictions at a university town hall prompted criticism from conservative commentators.

Moreno blamed Biden-era mail-order policy for the case and asked DOJ to consider federal charges.

Stutzman led lawmakers’ demand that the WNBA define women in its eligibility rules and explain two draft ineligibility decisions.

Smith criticized ACA abortion coverage and is leading a House proposal to apply Hyde restrictions to marketplace premium tax credits.

The article uses Talarico’s pastor and public prayers to argue that the candidate has departed from traditional Christian doctrine.

Josh Hawley announced a pro-life declaration and urged Congress to pass his bill banning mifepristone for abortion.

Hawley announced a pro-life declaration and urged Congress to advance his bill banning mifepristone.

President Trump signed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Act, which includes provisions defunding Planned Parenthood's Medicaid services.

Senator Hawley criticized the failure to renew the rule as a 'massive betrayal' and plans to offer an amendment to ban funding.

Speaker Johnson is reportedly not including the Medicaid rule renewal in the current House spending bill despite his previous vocal support.

Senator Thune stated that current legislation must be narrow but signaled potential future opportunities to address Planned Parenthood funding through reconciliation.

Governor Janet Mills is reportedly trailing progressive challenger Graham Platner by 33 points in a significant primary upset.

Maine Governor Janet Mills is reportedly trailing a progressive challenger by 33 points in her upcoming primary.

Senator Josh Hawley faces a challenge from Lucas Kunce, who reported record-breaking fundraising numbers for the first quarter.

State Sen. John Cavanaugh is facing primary criticism that his run for Congress could jeopardize Nebraska's split electoral college system.

Democratic officials accused Senator Pete Ricketts of engineering a maneuver to split the opposition vote by placing a 'GOP plant' in the primary.

Representative Landsman praised clinic workers as resilient health care providers who would not be intimidated by the arson attack.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio received a formal request from lawmakers to oppose the UN nomination of Dr. Michelle Bachelet.

Senator Mike Lee led a bicameral coalition urging the U.S. to veto Dr. Michelle Bachelet's nomination as UN Secretary-General.

Secretary Kennedy is the recipient of the senators' letter and is overseeing the federal investigation into state abortion laws.

Senator Merkley joined Wyden in slamming the federal investigation as an ideological attack on Oregon's healthcare system.