Justices issue a 27-page decision that rules against Planned Parenthood's challenge at what point a fetal heartbeat is ...

Ruling upholding a fetal heartbeat law hailed as a 'decisive victory' by anti-abortion leaders, while reproductive rights ...

The South Carolina Supreme Court upheld an interpretation of a 2023 law prohibiting most abortions starting at the six-week ...

The South Carolina Supreme Court has issued an opinion upholding the state's "fetal heartbeat" law, banning abortions after six weeks.

The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Wednesday the state can keep banning abortions around six weeks after conception by agreeing with the earliest interpretation offered of when a heartbeat starts.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster proclaimed victory Wednesday morning after a state Supreme Court ruling upholding the state’s so-called “Fetal Heartbeat Bill.” The South Carolina Law Enforcement ...

Per state law, the state Supreme Court ruled, abortions may be banned as soon as cardiac activity can be detected. Meanwhile in Missouri, GOP lawmakers plan to put forth a constitutional amendment to ...

South Carolina Supreme Court Affirms Heartbeat Law In a momentous decision, the South Carolina Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the state’s "Fetal Heartbeat and Protection from Abortion Act," ...

Correctional officers often dictate end-of-life care for incarcerated people who are terminally ill. Most states either don’t have a formal policy or are given leeway — a big concern for families and ...

Supreme Court Wrestles With Judges’ Power to Freeze Government Actions Nationwide The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case with potentially major implications for the power of federal judges ...

The new school is planned on the same site of the existing school. It will have a larger capacity but a smaller footprint, the district says ...

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