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Planned Parenthood Federation of America

BECCA KUFRIN, GARRETT

How Will ‘Bachelorette’ Frontrunner Garrett Defend His Favorite Offensive Memes?

How will Bachelorette frontrunner Garrett Yrigoyen confront the racist memes he allegedly liked on Instagram?
By Margaret Abrams
The Women's March in Washington D.C.

Pro-Women ‘Vote Me Too’ PAC Launches Amid Political Upheavals

The sea of women candidates running for office hits the political landscape alongside Russian disinformation campaigns, nationalist resentments and anti-Trump fervor.
By Davis Richardson
Vice President Mike Pence speaks during CPAC of February 22, 2018.

Mike Pence Takes Shots at NFL and Planned Parenthood at CPAC

Vice President Mike Pence promised to continue 'dismantling the liberal legacy of the past administration.'
By Davis Richardson
Phil Murphy.

Phil Murphy Signs His First Bill to Restore Family Planning Funding

By Christian Hetrick
390565 02: A woman holds prescription contraceptives June 13, 2001 in Seattle, Washington. A federal judge ruled on that Bartell Drug Co., which operates 50 drug stores in the Seattle region must pay for prescription contraceptives, like the birth control pills shown here, for its female employees. The class-action suit was brought against Bartell Drug Co. by Jennifer Erickson, a 27 year-old pharmacist with the company, and may lead employers across the country to do the same. (Photo by Tim Matsui/Getty Images)

Legislature Gives Final Approval to Measures Restoring Christie Family-Planning Cuts

By Steve Cronin
Deanna Wambach, lead clinician at Planned Parenthood talks in one of the clinic rooms at Planned Parenthood Central Phoenix Health Center in Phoenix, Arizona on February 2, 2017. / AFP / Laura Segall

NJ Assembly Committee Advances Family Planning Funding Measures

By Steve Cronin
Sen. Loretta Weinberg.

NJ Senate Passes Bill to Restore Family Planning Funding

By Christian Hetrick
Even single girls deserve Valentine's Day presents.

Treat Yourself: Valentine’s Day Gifts for the Single Girl

By Margaret Abrams
Phil Murphy
Sponsored

I’m Serious About Moving New Jersey Forward

By Observer Content Studio
WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 26: Protestors rally against the GOP health care plan, on Capitol Hill, July 26, 2017 in Washington, DC. GOP efforts to pass legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, were dealt setbacks when a mix of conservative and moderate Republican senators joined Democrats to oppose procedural measures on the bill.

OKCupid Complicates Online Dating Even More, Adds Planned Parenthood Virtue-Signaling

By Candice Greaux
St. Vincent's Annie Clark, photographed by Marilyn Minter for the August 28th issue of the New Yorker.

Artist Marilyn Minter on Photographing St. Vincent’s Annie Clark

By Alanna Martinez
Ilse Valfre's brand all started with a Tumblr page. She spoke with the Observer about all things Valfre.

Inside Feminist Designer Ilse Valfre’s Home Studio

By Morgan Halberg
Chris Christie and Donald Trump

NJ Politics Digest: Christie Ally the Front Runner for US Attorney

By Steve Cronin
Phil Murphy.

Murphy’s Comments on Women Dying Are False, NJ Health Officials Say

By Christian Hetrick
Phil Murphy

Murphy Promises More Money for Planned Parenthood

By Christian Hetrick
A rally outside of the NJ State House.

NJ Dems Plan Override Vote on Veto of Planned Parenthood Funding

By Alyana Alfaro
Most NJ voters support Planned Parenthood.

Poll: Most NJ Voters Favor Funding Planned Parenthood

By Alyana Alfaro
Kerry Washington, Purple Purse Challenge

The Heartbreaking Reason Why Kerry Washington Designs Purses

By Naomi May
Janelle Monae, Gloria Steinem, Diane von Furstenberg and Cecile Richards.

The Feminist Undertones of the 2017 CFDA Awards

By Dena Silver
Salice Rose

Bright Pink Lipstick Takes a Stand for Planned Parenthood

By Jeena Sharma
N.J.'s Donald Norcross heaped scorn on fellow congressman Tom MacArthur for his role in crafting the AHCA

Norcross Blasts MacArthur Amendment

By JT Aregood
Readers on both sides of the abortion debate had problems with a recent New York Times op-ed.

New York Times Doesn’t Tell Full Story About Op-Ed Writer’s Pro-Life Work

By John Bonazzo
Congressman Hakeem Jeffries.

Brooklyn Congressman: Dems Should Shut Down Government Over Planned Parenthood and ‘Stupid, Silly Wall’

By Will Bredderman
Birth control methods for men have the potential to cut into market for condoms.

Despite Big Pharma’s Lack of Support, Variety of Male Contraceptives on the Horizon

By Michael Sainato
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