More people could move after the 2024 election — just like politics have pushed people to relocate for hundreds of years

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Americans' motivations for moving are still the same as those of their ancestors.

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Ohio GOP House candidate backtracks on prior support for federal abortion ban

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Orlando Sonza, the Republican set to take on Democratic Rep. Greg Landsman of Ohio.
Orlando Sonza, the Republican set to take on Democratic Rep. Greg Landsman of Ohio.

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Highlights from Biden's fiery State of the Union address

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President Joe Biden addressed Gaza, abortion, and January 6 in his passionate State of the Union speech and sparred with heckling Republicans.

If Trump is reelected, Americans are planning to flee in droves

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After November, Europe could well become what Canada was for draft dodgers during the Vietnam War: a political asylum for Americans fed up with their own country.

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Abortions now cost over $450, more than double the price before Roe was overturned, per a reproductive care nonprofit director

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Abortion rights advocates protest outside the White House
Abortion rights advocates protest outside the White House in July 2022.

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I left a red state and moved to a blue state. The politics and lack of healthcare in Texas drove me back to Oregon.

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Jules Rogers and her husband, Marshall, moved to Texas in 2018.

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'Trad wives' have blown up online since Roe v. Wade was overturned, but that's only half the story

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Stock image of traditional gender roles.

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An Alabama judge ruled that frozen embryos are people, and reproductive rights advocates are sounding the alarm

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Alabama's Supreme Court ruled in February that frozen embryos are considered people under state law.

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Texas moms can now get an additional 10 months of Medicaid after giving birth

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Texas is one of 43 states to increase postpartum Medicaid coverage. The change could help lower maternal mortality rates.

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Study estimates that 64,000 women have become pregnant from rape in states that put in abortion bans after the end of Roe v. Wade

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A stock image shows a pregnant woman touching her baby bump.

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