4 years after Dobbs, advocates clash over how far to take fight for later abortion access

Four years after the Dobbs decision upended federal abortion rights, advocates are deeply divided on how to push for access to later-term abortions. Kate Dineen's story highlights the harsh reality many face, as she was denied an abortion in the third trimester in Massachusetts despite state law allowing it. This clash underscores a broader national debate about reproductive rights, revealing deep rifts between those who advocate for incremental changes and those pushing for more radical reforms. The implications of these divisions could shape future legislation and public opinion on one of the most contentious issues in American healthcare.