Abortion in the Headlines
The way a headline is written shapes how we see the world.
Abortion in the Headlines is a personal project to rewrite a news headline about abortion everyday. The goal is to understand current narratives about reproductive rights and consider how different framings shape how the issue is understood. Each revision seeks to expand the narrative, adjusts the focus, or reframes the story entirely.
Headlines are more than just summaries—they are powerful statements that frame public perception.
01/09/2026
Missouri abortion regulations go on trial Monday. Widespread access is at stake
Missouri IndependentTwo-week trial will decide which Missouri abortion regulations survive voter-approved amendment
01/08/2026
National report shows growth in telehealth abortions as concerns about access in Ohio continue
Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s abortion amendment leaves telehealth access unresolved01/07/2026
Kentucky prosecutor drops fetal homicide charge in abortion case
Kentucky LanternKentucky abortion ban collides with law shielding pregnant women from homicide charges
01/06/2026
Wyoming Supreme Court protects abortion access
Wyoming Public Radio Wyoming court protects abortion access, three years after the fall of Roe01/05/2026
Minnesota flip-flops finding on abortion trends after correcting mistake
Minnesota Star TribuneDespite serving more out-of-state patients, Minnesota reported a 6% drop in abortions
01/04/2026
Kentucky woman, 35, charged with homicide after using abortion pills then burying fetus in backyard
NY Post Homicide charges highlight criminalization of abortion under Kentucky law01/03/2026
Ballot questions on abortion in Missouri, Idaho likely to spur more legal fights
Spokane Public RadioMissouri and Idaho show how abortion access remains under constant legal challenge
01/02/2026
Out-of-state patients make up three-fourths of 19,000 Kansas abortions performed in 2024
Kansas Reflector Travel reshapes abortion access in the Midwest, with Kansas at the center01/01/2026
Kentucky woman charged with fetal homicide after taking abortion medication
Lexindton Herald LeaderIn rare move, Kentucky charges woman with fetal homicide after using abortion pills
12/31/2025
Appeals court says Medicaid funding cuts for Planned Parenthood can stand while lawsuit proceeds
Associated Press Latest court ruling lets Trump administration keep withholding Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood