President Donald Trump committed to working to further curtail abortion access during his second term as president in pre-recorded remarks from the Oval Office to anti-abortion rallygoers at the D.C.

Other states have been reacting "much more forcefully" to President Trump's executive orders than Gov. Whitmer, one Democratic House member said.

Officials had no immediate answer when asked if service members would still be allowed time off to travel at their own expense.

Senate Democrats opposed the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act primarily because it underscored the humanity of the unborn.

Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, spent more than $290 million supporting Donald Trump and his MAGA allies on the campaign ...

In a bid to stem its plunging birth rate, the Russian Education Ministry has called for the return of "romantic" events like ...

Amidst great pomp and trenchant triumphalism, Donald John Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States of America. In attendance at the Capital One Arena, the venue of the event, ...

After being pardoned by President Donald Trump, pro-life activists defend their actions and speak out on the prison sentences ...

A Jackson County judge previously allowed certain regulations, such as mandatory pelvic exams for medical abortion, to remain ...

Louisiana has indicted a New York-based doctor accused of supplying abortion drugs to a minor in the southern US state which enforces a strict ban, local media reported Friday, highlighting divisions ...