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With abortion policy left to the states, far-right GOP lawmakers in nearly a dozen ultraconservative states — already with some of the nation's strictest abortion bans — are trying to tighten the reigns even more for pregnant people by opening them up to murder charges.
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Idaho woman’s removal from town hall garners national attention. Watch full video here
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Idaho town hall meeting turns chaotic after woman is forcibly removed for shouting at speakers
Idaho sheriff faces investigation after woman’s removal from town hall
The Kootenai County Sheriff and others at the Coeur d'Alene town hall will be investigated by an outside agency after a woman was dragged out of the event.
The attorney general, the secretary of state and the head of the Division of Financial Management are being sued for the way they wrote the ballot titles on a 2026 ballot initiative seeking to restore abortion rights in Idaho.
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Supreme Court rejects challenges to abortion clinic ‘buffer zone' laws that restrict protesters
Supreme Court Declines Challenges to Abortion Clinic Protests
Cities argued that the restrictions were enacted to curb disturbing behavior from protesters outside health care facilities.
Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to abortion clinic buffer zones
At issue was a 25-year precedent that allows local governments to create protest-free buffer zones around all health-care facilities, not just abortion clinics.
The Idaho Legislature could end its 50-year partnership with the University of Washington (UW), which has helped Idahoans train as doctors since 1972. A bill now moving through the Idaho House would replace UW with the University of Utah.
Some moms in Idaho and other states with strict abortion bans say the laws made them wary of trying for more kids.
A first-of-its-kind criminal case against a New York abortion pill provider is likely to make its way through the legal system to the Supreme Court, presenting a threat to interstate relations akin to the one posed by the Fugitive Slave Act.
Idaho State University hosted a “Know your rights” seminar earlier today. The event focused on reproductive health and first amendment rights.
Idaho's House Bill 176 aims to end the WWAMI program, raising concerns about medical training access and a worsening doctor shortage.
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