Bookmark this for the next time Republicans pretend to care about IVF.

If Republicans care about protecting IVF like they claim, why do they keep blocking all these bills?

Donald Trump says there are “a lot” of ways to cut Social Security and Medicare.

The House speaker is doing some serious mental gymnastics to explain why Republicans are doing nothing to protect IVF.

Former White House doctor Ronny Jackson forgot to mention some key details about his military rank, according to a new report.

A Republican congresswoman just reversed her stance on an anti-abortion bill, after being called out for her hypocritical stance on IVF.

“You try working for him and not chasing pills with alcohol,” one former Trump staffer said.

Walgreens and CVS, the two biggest pharmacy chains in the country, have announced their timeline for making the abortion pill readily available (in some states).

Nancy Mace and a handful of other House Republicans are pushing the world’s most meaningless legislation on IVF.

At this rate, Trump is making it clear exactly where he stands on abortion.

A new study links fine particulate matter pollution to the incurable disease. But American industry will fight any attempt at regulation.

The House speaker all but ran away when asked about his stance on the procedure.

Alabama Republicans have proposed a bill to protect IVF...but only temporarily.

The Alabama senator doesn’t seem to know exactly what’s happening in his own state.

It’s not just fertility clinics. Now embryo shipping companies also say it’s too risky to do business in Alabama after that court ruling.

Republican Representative Michelle Steel says IVF helped her start a family. Then what’s up with her voting record?

The Republican Senate campaign arm put out a memo urging everyone to get their story straight on the Alabama Supreme Court’s embryo ruling.

The Alabama senator took three different positions on that Alabama court’s embryo ruling in less than two minutes.

The Christian right is paving the way for a world without abortion or IVF, but with lots of embryo adoptions.

Critics warned that the ruling would hurt anyone seeking IVF in the state—and they were right.