What happens if Roe v. Wade is overturned? In Pa., the answer depends on the November governor’s race.
By Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA and Danielle Ohl of Spotlight PA
By Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA and Danielle Ohl of Spotlight PA
By Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA and Ethan Edward Coston of Spotlight PA
By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA, Ethan Edward Coston of Spotlight PA and Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA
By Dale Russakoff and Deborah Sontag, ProPublica
By Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA
By Ed Mahon of Spotlight PA and Kate Giammarise of WESA
By Ed Mahon of Spotlight PA
By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA
By Kimberly Palmiero
By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA and Joseph N. DiStefano of The Inquirer
By Gary Harki of Spotlight PA
By Danielle Ohl of Spotlight PA
By Charlotte Keith of Spotlight PA
By Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA
By Ed Mahon of Spotlight PA | Photographs by Thomas Hengge of the Philadelphia Inquirer
By Gary Harki of Spotlight PA
By Carmen Gentile and Kim Palmiero | Photographs by Justin Merriman
By Ethan Edward Coston of Spotlight PA
By Jamie Martines of Spotlight PA
By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA, and Craig R. McCoy and Joseph N. DiStefano of The Philadelphia Inquirer
By Carmen Gentile
By Jamie Martines of Spotlight PA
By Ramesh Santanam
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