Texas man sued California doctor in federal court, alleging abortion pills mailed across state lines were used to killed his unborn children in landmark Comstock Act case.

The lawsuit comes shortly after a bill cracking down on the shipment of abortion pills from out of state failed in the Texas Senate.

A Galveston County man filed a federal lawsuit claiming a California doctor shipped abortion-inducing pills to his girlfriend at the direction of her estranged husband.

While state court challenges have stalled out, a new federal suit tries to advance the battle between Texas’ abortion laws and blue state shield laws.

Jerry Rodriguez filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Remy Coeytaux, after the doctor sent abortion-inducing drugs via mail, according to legal documents

The lawsuit seeks an injunction on behalf of ‘all current and future fathers of unborn children in the United States’ to stop the mailing of

On Thursday, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte announced on social media that it will close five clinics in Northern California after recent federal budget cuts eliminated Medicaid reimbursements for clinics that perform abortions.

A Houston man is suing a California doctor for allegedly mailing abortion medication to his girlfriend, according to federal court documents.

He’s represented at least three other men who’ve sued over women’s abortions—including Marcus Silva, who sued his ex-wife’s friends for helping her get abortion pills. That case was eventually dropped, but not before it came out that Silva tried to use the lawsuit to blackmail his ex into having sex with him.

Planned Parenthood will shutter five clinics across Northern California and the Central Coast following the loss of federal funding under a newly signed law by President Donald Trump, the organization confirmed Thursday.

As cash continues to flow from blue states’ coffers into the hands of abortion activists, lawmakers in Democrat-led California found