Abigail Brooks

A shield statute allows the state to withhold a telling piece of information: where Texas is finding a hard-to-get execution drug.

Some women believe that the birth control shot caused their meningiomas, a tumor that grows from the lining of the brain.

Nick Benz-Bushling never imagined that managing his son’s mental health care would turn into a real-life horror story

Derrick Dearman appeared to be high on drugs in his Alabama prison in the days leading up to his execution

A childhood vaccine showdown between West Virginia's Republican governor and school board could be settled by two competing lawsuits.

Yondr sells fabric pouches that need to be unlocked with a special device at the end of the school day.

Tennessee can move forward with next week's scheduled execution of a condemned man with a defibrillator after the state's highest court ruled the heart device does not need to be deactivated before he is put to death

After a crisis pregnancy center settled a lawsuit over an ectopic pregnancy misdiagnosis, the centers may be changing how they handle some prenatal ultrasounds.

The team responsible for updating the CDC’s “contraception bible,” which advises doctors on birth control safety, was disbanded by the Trump administration.

Dubbed operation “Spiderweb,” Ukraine’s audacious drone attack on Russian air bases has brought the use of unmanned aerial vehicles sharply into focus.

This week, Julie Eshelman has been holding her breath, waiting to see if President Donald Trump delivers on his campaign promise to make in vitro fertilization free.