In this year of the War On Women, it seems that finally there’s a glimmer of hope that maybe the government doesn’t actually hate us after all. A non-partisan panel of experts has recommended that ...

Initially, the controversy over President Obama’s proposal that all insurers cover contraception focused on religious liberty. After polls revealed that 98% of sexually active Catholic women have used ...

For hating on your babymaker so hard, the government sure is spending a lot of time down there. Just ask Planned Parenthood: There’s a lot of womb-shaming here in Texas. But finally, finally, a ...

What would happen if women at risk for unintended pregnancies received the birth control of their choice — especially the more effective kinds — at no cost? The national abortion rate would plummet, ...

The New York Times takes the pulse on the political issues involved here. Getting contraception on the list has been a major priority for reproductive health groups, who logically point out that high ...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Fifty years after the pill, another birth control revolution may be on the horizon: free contraception for women in the U.S., thanks to the new health care law. That could start a ...

Here’s the main problem I have with the concept of over-the-counter birth control: It’s not free, and it doesn’t enable people to get the best option based on medical advice. All people should have ...