35 years after Jeff Koons cast Michael Jackson and his chimp pal Bubbles in porcelain, would you believe that Bubbles lives on? In a Florida animal sanctuary. Koons of course lives on, too, in a state of constant & giddy reinvention. A gem by @danielvrileyhttps://t.co/FzxZKRQGZj

— Geoffrey Gagnon (@geoffgagnon) February 23, 2023

The anti-abortion movement has always been clear: They believe abortion is murder. They will punish women accordingly. https://t.co/08DamqiuC0

— Jill Filipovic (@JillFilipovic) February 24, 2023

More than 300 abortion-related bills — a majority of which seek restrictions — have been proposed around the U.S. Doctors are the most vulnerable to punishment.

“You can’t go to jail for screwing up an appendectomy,” one lawmaker said. https://t.co/nLbSOpWR6b

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) February 17, 2023

Since Roe was overturned, the battleground over abortion access has moved to state legislatures — a complex landscape that's constantly shifting.

To help make sense of it, read @MegMcCloskey latest guide to the bills on the table and emerging trends:https://t.co/sAmv42zJJO

— Kavitha Surana (@Ksurana6) February 8, 2023

Republicans aim to decimate abortion access in post-Roe haven states https://t.co/CvtcHK4XPQ

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) February 5, 2023

After GOP underperformance in November’s midterm elections, the Republican National Committee passed a resolution pushing the strictest antiabortion legislation possible.https://t.co/OLpgSgekcF

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 30, 2023

Instead of banning abortion through state law, Senate Bill 65—introduced by Kansas Senator Chase Blasi—would give local authorities the power to pass abortion restrictions. This would defy Kansas voters’ desire to keep abortion rights intact. https://t.co/9xsBWtgpyn

— The New Republic (@newrepublic) January 25, 2023

NEWS: Kansas lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow cities + counties to ban abortion — despite the August referendum where Kansans voted overwhelmingly in favor of protecting abortion rights. pic.twitter.com/VYIj2JEElE

— Caroline Kitchener (@CAKitchener) January 20, 2023

GOP candidate Kevin Adams as “no comment” on wether he supports Youngkin’s proposal to imprison doctors and women.

“Adams’s campaign manager, Kendyl Parker, did not answer a question about asking whether he would support Youngkin’s abortion proposals.”https://t.co/FPRLAvi9bC

— Virginia Democrats (@vademocrats) December 16, 2022

Just to be clear on what this means, Alliance Defending Freedom is asking a hand-picked, Trump-appointed district judge in Amarillo to effectively block legal access to Mifepristone on a nationwide basis.

Stunningly important — and stunningly cynical. https://t.co/cEvCkmbOxv

— Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) November 18, 2022

The lawsuit by a conservative group claims that the FDA lacked the authority to approve mifepristone, the drug used in more than half of the abortions in the United States, and did not adequately study it to determine it’s safety. https://t.co/xI69sATVfQ

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 19, 2022

A South Carolina woman was arrested and charged with “performing or soliciting an abortion” this week after allegedly taking abortion pills to end her pregnancy in October 2021 https://t.co/Y0dL0NeSD5

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) March 3, 2023

New: South Carolina Republicans have introduced a bill that would allow women to be executed if they have an abortion. The bill is also vague enough to potentially include miscarriages. https://t.co/EMaeJz9EA3

— No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen (@NoLieWithBTC) March 3, 2023