By sharing messages involved in a case of teenage abortion in Nebraska, Facebook has sparked outrage and raised concerns by cooperating with US police, implying that it could be used to restrict access to the medical procedures.

Facebook’s cooperation with US police in teen abortion case raises ‘new concerns’

Following the US Supreme Court's verdict banning abortion in the country, online privacy has become a myth as Big Tech companies are collecting the personal details of their users for tracking and surveillance.

Why online privacy has become a myth in post-Roe world

Tuesday's Kansas primary served as a referendum on abortion rights in the US. The first electoral test of US abortion rights since Roe vs Wade was struck down by the Supreme Court saw a record number of people turn up to exercise their franchise.

Kansas votes overwhelmingly in favor of abortion rights

Even as the state of women's rights in the United States faces a steady decline, unborn foetus rights are seeing an elevation. Now, the state of Georgia is giving unborn children the right to be considered a person.

Georgia provides 'unborn foetus' rights of a person, just weeks after taking away basic rights of women

The proposed amendment to the Kansas state constitution regarding abortion rights was comprehensively rejected by the voters on Tuesday. The amendment would have banned abortion completely in the state with very few exceptions.

Kansas voters reject state constitution amendment aimed at weakening abortion rights

US President Joe Biden will sign a second executive order on Wednesday to protect abortion rights, The Guardian reported. Notably, the US Supreme Court had struck down the constitutional right to abortion in June.

Biden to sign second executive order to safeguard abortion rights

The aftermath of the United States Supreme Court overturning the Roe v Wade judgement has seen a number of states enforcing “trigger laws” regarding abortion laws.

Indiana Senate passes near-total abortion ban after closely fought vote

It’s been more than a month since the Supreme Court of the United States or SCOTUS overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, which enshrined American women's right to safe and legal abortion.

Texas woman forced to carry her foul discharge to hospital just so she can be 'granted' an abortion

The referendum in Kansas over abortion rights is significant for more than one reason. It is part of the first wave of similar votes that will decided whether the state governments will have the right to enforce tough rules around abortion in the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court overturning the Roe v Wade judgement.

Kansas to be the first state to vote on abortion rights since Roe v Wade overturn

A US Supreme Court judge has made remarks which have widely been perceived as mocking world leaders and personalities who spoke against the overturning of landmark Roe v Wade ruling.

US Supreme Court judge mocks Prince Harry, Boris Johnson over Roe V Wade overturning

The American nightmare is getting worse. A few weeks back, the United States' esteemed Supreme Court overturned a monumental judgement 'Roe V. Wade' which basically took away the nation's women's autonomy over their own bodies.

Republicans threaten Google: Include 'anti-abortion' crisis pregnancy centres in results for abortion or else

On June 24th, 2022, American women not only lost their right to a safe abortion, many say they lost the autonomy they had on their own bodies. Since then, unfortunately, many disheartening news stories have come to light, like that of a 10 years old rape victim having to travel 385 kilometres (200+ miles) for an abortion.

Roe v. Wade: Google location history of women remains vulnerable; YouTube to censor false videos on abortion

In what is being described as a judgement that has pushed America nearly 50 years back, the Supreme Court of the US (SCOTUS) has overturned the landmark Roe vs Wade judgement of 1973 that made abortions for women a constitutional right in the US last month.

Roe vs Wade: A judgement gone wrong?

In the wake of the Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the legal right to abortion, the US Justice Department on Tuesday (July 12) announced the formation of a task force to find methods to protect reproductive rights.

US Justice Department announces a Reproductive Task Force to protect abortion rights

After 11 years of being inactive, including a delay caused by COVID-19 delay, the rock band `Rage Against the Machine` hosted more than 30,000 people on at Wisconsin`s Alpine Valley Music Theater.

'Rage Against the Machine' performs after 11 years, protests Roe v Wade

Match group is an American internet and technology company, which runs dating apps like Tinder and Hinge. The company has recently suspended some of its political donations after the Roe ruling came out.

After support for anti-abortion group, Match group suspends political donations

When the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade, everyone knew that some things would be harder to get, the most obvious one: Abortions. But who knew that this ruling would make the availability of some vital medicines very difficult.

An unlikely 'side-effect' of abortion ban, women can't buy arthritis medicine

The state of Florida in the United States restored the ban on abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy after a judge temporarily stopped the state law. The “trigger law” was passed in the aftermath of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade but Judge John C Cooper of an appellate court in Florida’s capital of Tallahassee called the law “unconstitutional”.

Florida's 15-week abortion 'trigger law' restored after temporary halt

Hollywood actor Michael Shannon is ready to make his directorial debut with ‘Eric Larue’. ‘Eric Larue’ movie is based on the Brett Neveu play that debuted in 2002 at the Red Orchid Theatre in Chicago, where Shannon is a founding member.

Hollywood actor Michael Shannon to make directorial debut with adaptation of play 'Eric Larue'

The chief officer for the US Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley has asked Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to enforce rules against picketing outside Maryland residence of high court justices, citing protests and increased threatening activities.

US Supreme Court requests Maryland to prohibit protest at chief justices’ residence

Actress Busy Phillipps was arrested in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., while she was protesting for abortion rights. In the wake of the Roe v. Wade reversal that was announced on June 24, protesters from across the nation have taken to the roads to protest the overturning of a nearly 50-year-old law that guaranteed legal rights for abortion.

Actress Busy Philipps arrested while protesting against Roe v. Wade's reversal

TikTok, a short-format video hosting service, was initially launched as a platform for sharing byte-sized content like makeup tutorials, cooking recipes, dances etc.

Women in the US turn to TikTok's viral herbal abortion remedies as a desperate measure

Meta-owned Facebook and Instagram are reportedly blocking posts offering abortion pills for women following the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade judgemenet, which declared access to abortion a constitutional right.

Fallout of Roe v Wade: Facebook, Instagram removing posts offering abortion pills

Billie Joe Armstrong, the frontman of the American rock band Green Day, announced that he is renouncing his US citizenship following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v.

US abortion row: Gen Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong renounces US citizenship over Roe v. Wade

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