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‘There is nothing to cease & desist’: Planned Parenthood responds to Missouri AG
Missouri’s Department of Health and Senior Services has been urged to review pending complication plans for the state’s Planned Parenthood locations as the Attorney General threatens a cease and desist letter.
Planned Parenthood pushes back against Missouri AG’s cease-and-desist
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey issued a cease-and-desist order against Planned Parenthood facilities in the state, prohibiting them from performing medication abortions without an approved complication plan from state health officials.
Missouri AG issues order barring Planned Parenthood clinics from providing medication abortions
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s office on Wednesday issued an order prohibiting Missouri’s Planned Parenthood clinics from providing medication abortions, even though the clinics are not yet providing medication abortions.
Planned Parenthood Arizona seeks to lessen abortion restrictions after it became a state right
The state’s law banning abortions after 15 weeks was officially overturned this month. Planned Parenthood Arizona is now looking to challenge some of the state’s remaining restrictions.
Planned Parenthood says Missouri attorney general is harassing clinics and lying about safety
The CEO of Planned Parenthood Great Rivers accused Andrew Bailey of “exploiting the powers of his office to play political games.” Several clinics are waiting on the Missouri health department to approve their complication plans before resuming medication abortions.
Columbia Planned Parenthood still waiting for approval to offer medication abortions
Attorney General Andrew Bailey issued a cease and desist Wednesday for the procedure, which the clinic isn't offering. The clinic has submitted a proposed complication and hasn't received a response from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Missouri AG renews demand Planned Parenthood stop abortion procedure it isn't offering
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services still hasn’t indicated how soon it will act on Planned Parenthood’s medication abortion complication plan.
Arizona Abortion Laws: Planned Parenthood Targets Remaining Restrictions
With the state's 15-week abortion law now overturned, Planned Parenthood is now deciding what restrictions that remain on the procedure to next target in court.
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Senators press small business agency on Planned Parenthood’s ‘unlawful’ use of COVID funds
Sens. Rand Paul and Joni Ernst sent a letter requesting documents and records related to Planned Parenthood’s receipt of ...
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Planned Parenthood deciding what Arizona abortion restrictions to target next
With the state’s 15-week abortion law now overturned, Planned Parenthood is deciding what restrictions that remain on the ...
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Planned Parenthood searches for new target among Arizona abortion restrictions
With the state's 15-week abortion law now overturned, Planned Parenthood is now deciding what remaining restrictions to ...
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Montana court restores abortion access for Medicaid patients
A Montana District Court has restored access to abortion care for Medicaid patients after ruling that two bills and an ...
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One in nine Christian colleges linked to Planned Parenthood: report
About one in nine Christian colleges have some form of connection with Planned Parenthood, a recent investigation by the ...
LA County contracts with Planned Parenthood for student health services
Six Los Angeles-area school districts are receiving sexual health services from Planned Parenthood to the tune of $1.4 million, according to documents from the Los Angeles County Public Health ...
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Senate confirms Trump cabinet pick Chavez-DeRemer despite scrutiny over ties to Planned Parenthood
The 25th member of President Donald Trump's cabinet was confirmed Monday despite concerns about her past work for Planned ...
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NIH gives Planned Parenthood exec $495K to study ‘oppression’ and abortion
National Institutes of Health has spent nearly half a million dollars to study the effects of ‘oppression’ on access to abortion.