SC senators hear testimony on one of America’s most restrictive abortion bills
The near-total ban would remove all exceptions for rape or incest and leave women seeking abortions open to felony charges.
Read MoreThe near-total ban would remove all exceptions for rape or incest and leave women seeking abortions open to felony charges.
Read MoreActivists gathered to help others support women’s rights.
Read MoreRecent elections have given Republican lawmakers more power in the legislatures, potentially clearing a path for more restrictive abortion laws.
Read MoreMany college students will cast their first ballot this election. Campus political groups are helping them get ready.
Read MoreThe display on Greene Street compared abortions to genocide.
Read MoreA bill introduced in the House of Representatives would protect IVF care in South Carolina.
Read MoreTwenty-five, or 14.7%, of state legislators are women. That’s despite the fact that more than half the state’s population are women.
Read MoreA bill that would place a near-complete ban on abortion in South Carolina was passed to the full House of Representatives on Tuesday. The House will debate the bill in upcoming weeks.
Read MorePolls generally have seen a steady turnout Tuesday. There are several topics people showed up for, such as the gubernatorial election and the superintendent of education race.
Read MoreHenry McMaster and Joe Cunningham had their sole debate this week before the Nov. 8 election.
Read MoreBoth sides arguing before the Supreme Court about the legality of abortion split on whether it is a protected act under a privacy clause included in the S.C. constitution.
Read MoreThe two chambers now can come together in committee to resolve their differences.
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