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Democratic legislators walked out of a House committee hearing Wednesday over a bill that does not solve Idaho’s current problem of attracting and retaining physicians. (Idaho Capital Sun)

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Idaho legislators pass contentious bill that adds clarification language to abortion ban

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Planned Parenthood vows legal action against Idaho’s abortion trafficking bill if passed

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Solar and wind are expected to together account for 16% of total U.S. electric power generation in 2023, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

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Postpartum Medicaid expansion is the first step to maternal health equity, experts say

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Idaho bans nearly all abortions — and just declined to expand postpartum Medicaid coverage

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Since Roe v Wade was overturned last summer, abortion medication has been under fire as the abortion drug mifepristone is the subject of a federal lawsuit and some states are attempting to restrict access by threatening legal action against retail pharmacies and suppliers of the drug. (Adobe Stock)

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The push for noncitizen voting rights has spurred a vigorous response from opponents. Since 2020, five states — Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Ohio, and, in December, Louisiana — have amended their constitutions to make clear that only citizens can vote in elections at any level. (Getty Images)

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Noncitizens allowed to vote in some local elections, spurring backlash from GOP

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This International Women’s Day, U.S. anti-abortion laws violate human rights, groups say

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Idaho college censors portions of art exhibit for discussing abortion

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Around 7 million people are likely at risk of being kicked off Medicaid due the end of pandemic-era benefits, according to early estimates from federal officials. (Getty Images)

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As COVID protections end, patients classified as ‘medically needy’ fear new barriers to care

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Wyoming Legislature passes bills to ban medication abortion and exempt abortion as health care

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