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Controversial Anti-Abortion Activist Wants a Guarantee Her New Group Will be Eligible for Title X Funding Next Year

The argument from Heidi Group founder Carol Everett has “no logical limit,” wrote government attorneys in a recent court filing.

by Sophie Novack

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A Texas Anti-Abortion Group Dramatically Missed its Family Planning Targets. Now its Founder is Suing the Federal Government for More Money.

by Sophie Novack

Inside Texas’ Failed Experiment to Replace Planned Parenthood with an Anti-Abortion Group

by Sophie Novack

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Watchdog Organization Calls for (Another) Investigation into Failed Texas Anti-Abortion Group

Former Heidi Group employees say a new effort by the group to secure family planning funding inflates the organization’s track record.

by Sophie Novack

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Four Texas Abortion Court Cases to Watch in 2019

The lawsuits could eventually end up at the Supreme Court, where the future of Roe v. Wade is now in question.

by Sophie Novack

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