As the implications of the court’s abortion decision continued to reverberate across a divided country on Saturday, many of whose who decried the ruling expressed mounting worry that it would not simply restrict abortion access.

The landmark conservative Supreme Court victories this week on abortion and guns capped a year-long string of victories on the right.

The organization, which represents more than 130,000 psychology professionals in the U.S., warned that the decision is likely to exacerbate the mental health crisis.

The contrasting reactions reflect each party’s broader midterm calculations ahead of the November elections.

Everything you do online is already tracked. That information is about to become even more sensitive if you’re seeking an abortion in the U.S. Here are the basic steps anyone can take to protect personal information when weighing an abortion.

As the meeting of Group of Seven leaders in the Bavarian Alps this weekend brings closer attention to Germany’s leadership role — or lack of it — Scholz and his party faithful have been attempting to turn around Germany’s public relations disaster.

A lawsuit is seeking to block a Charlottesville museum from altering a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee — even though that monument has already been cut into pieces, according to court documents.

Russians routinely face fines, jail and stigma for protesting the war. But some small-time activists are getting singled out for worse to deter others from engaging in even the mildest dissent.