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BY CARRIE N. BAKER | In Massachusetts, Maine Family Planning is offering telemedicine abortion, operating under a research exception to the FDA restriction. Telemedicine abortion combines medication abortion—which uses pills to end a pregnancy—and telemedicine—which allows health providers to deliver health care via videoconferencing or telephone consultations.

BY STEPHEN ROHDE | The Trump administration executed thirteen men and women within six months—the most consecutive civilian executions by the federal government or any state in the 244-year history of the United States. Moving forward, President Biden has pledged to stop federal executions, and legislation has been introduced in Congress to abolish the federal death penalty—it deserves the support of everyone who cares about justice. 

BY ALLIE YOUNG | "I have great hope that the new administration will work diligently alongside Native American leaders, and continue to make intentional efforts towards inclusion—just as they did when they invited Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez to take part in the inauguration’s national prayer ceremony focused on the lives lost to COVID-19."