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2026-09-30 21:17
The Hyde Amendment turns 50. Millions of Americans are its living legacy
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At 50, the Hyde Amendment’s lifesaving legacy needs defending
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On Wednesday, reproductive rights groups marked half a century of abortion care being "baselessly set apart from all other healthcare," with coverage for abortions blocked in government-funded healthcare plans like Medicaid, which about 16 million women of reproductive age rely on.
Read at commondreams.org → - Washington ExaminerLean right
On Wednesday, the federal Hyde Amendment turns 50 years old. First passed on Sept. 30, 1976, the Hyde Amendment is a provision of the annual appropriations bill that funds the Department of Health and Human Services.
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After 50 Years of Anti-Choice Hyde Amendment, Campaigners and Lawmakers Say 'Enough Is Enough'
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At 50, the Hyde Amendment’s lifesaving legacy needs defending
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The Hyde Amendment turns 50. Millions of Americans are its living legacy
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Pro-lifers fear for future of Hyde Amendment as it turns 50
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