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Deputy law bureau chief @WSJ. Always passionate about maternal health. Email is laura.kusisto(at)wsj.com
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How abortion access became a major sticking point in the GOP healthcare fight

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By Laura Kusisto , Lindsay Wise , Sabrina Siddiqui 
| MSN
WASHINGTONAs congressional Republicans weighed how to approach the fight over extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, powerful antiabortion groups saw an opportunity.Led by Susan B.
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How Abortion Access Became a Major Sticking Point in the GOP Healthcare Fight

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By Sabrina Siddiqui , Laura Kusisto , Lindsay Wise 
| The Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—As congressional Republicans weighed how to approach the fight over extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, powerful antiabortion groups saw an opportunity. Led by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, antiabortion activists began to pressure Republicans during the fall government shutdown to further restrict abortion coverage from insurance plans made cheaper by ACA subsidies at the heart of the dispute.
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How Abortion Bans Are Affecting Where Women Live and Work

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By Laura Kusisto , Harriet Torry 
| Tovima
Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion bans have driven residents from some states, one study finds Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion bans have driven residents from some states, one study finds Alana Tedmon and her husband moved to the outskirts of Dallas in June 2022, attracted by the lower cost of living and proximity to family. That same month, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and Texas followed by banning abortion through all nine months of pregnancy.
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