What does Louisiana's new abortion pill law mean ... development in a nationwide battle over abortion pills. ... considering a lawsuit in which anti-abortion medical groups and ...

Louisiana Sued Over Law Classifying Abortion Pills as “Controlled Substances” By targeting two essential drugs, the state has made it even harder for doctors to treat life-threatening ...

The law came about as a response to a particular case in Texas involving Louisiana Sen. Thomas Pressly’s sister Catherine Herring, whose husband was accused of slipping abortion pills into her ...

Rep. Rick Edmonds, left, R-Baton Rouge, and Benjamin Clapper, right, executive director of anti-abortion group Louisiana Right to Life, pray over Liz Murrill, center, Solicitor General for the ...

Baton Rouge-based Judge Jewel Welch denied the Louisiana attorney general’s request to dismiss a lawsuit filed last year by opponents of the law, who argue that the reclassification of the pills ...

Louisiana lawmakers have approved a measure that targets out-of-state doctors and activists who prescribe, sell or provide pregnancy-ending drugs to residents in the reliably red state.

A new Louisiana law that makes it a criminal offense for a company to send abortion pills through the mail puts the state at the forefront of the battle over drug-induced abortions.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Arguments surrounding first-of-its-kind legislation that categorizes two widely used abortion -inducing drugs as "controlled dangerous substances" in Louisiana are ...

WASHINGTON—Abortion providers in Louisiana filed suit Friday to invalidate state laws regulating the procedure, an early example of litigation likely to target antiabortion laws following a ...

The lawsuit was filed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, state court by plaintiffs including the New Orleans-based Birthmark Doula Col Louisiana sued over law classifying abortion pills as controlled ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A legal challenge against a first-of-its-kind measure that recategorized two widely used abortion -inducing drugs as “controlled dangerous substances” in Louisiana can move ...

A Louisiana judge has ruled that a legal challenge to a first-of-its-kind reclassification of two abortion-inducing drugs as “controlled dangerous substances" can move forward.