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Caitlin Bernard in Indianapolis in September. Photo: Kaiti Sullivan for The Washington Post via Getty Images Indiana's medical board ruled this week that a doctor who provided an abortion to a 10-year-old girl from Ohio who was raped violated state and federal privacy laws by speaking to a reporter about the case. Why it matters: The case sparked national attention last year in the wake of the

Many Las Vegas Raiders weren’t overly enthused with the decision to replace Derek Carr with Jimmy Garoppolo this offseason. A big reason for that was due to Garoppolo’s injury history. He has played more than 11 games in a season just twice in his nine-year career. Worries about Garoppolo’s health won’t be going away anytime soon as head coach Josh McDaniels revealed that the quarterback may

Laws have been passed to ban or restrict abortion across the entire South as conservative legislators act in the wake of the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision that gave constitutional authority for abortion regulation to the states. With the exception of Virginia, all the southern states have new laws restricting abortion, after South Carolina on Thursday enacted a ban

In a rare bit of good news for Bud Light wholesalers who have been stuck with a glut of aging products on their shelves as consumers continue to seek out other alternatives for their beer-drinking pleasure, the company has said that it will buy back cases of the unsold brew once it reaches the expiration date, according to a report on what may go down as one of the most disastrous marketing