Kate Cox, a 31-year-old Dallas-Fort Worth married mother of two, might die. She’s not recovering from some tragic accident, nor does she have some kind of untreatable ailment. The best path to ...

Kate Cox, the Texas woman who had to leave her state to seek an abortion, hadn’t paid much attention to politics before she had to end a life-threatening pregnancy. CNN values your feedback 1.

Before this ordeal, Kate and Justin Cox had never thought much about abortion. “I wanted a big family,” Kate says, sitting at her kitchen table, underneath a big print of a Madonna and Child.

Kate Cox, whose fetus is fatally diseased and threatening her life, had to ask a Texas judge to allow her to terminate her pregnancy. The judge agreed.

Kate Cox, the Texas woman who had to leave the state for an abortion after being denied one last year, introduces U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, at an event on reproductive rights at Ritchie ...

Kate Cox on her legal fight for an abortion in Texas 08:33. Lifelong Texans Kate and Justin Cox were already parents to a young girl and boy when they found out last August that Kate was pregnant ...

Kate Cox did not qualify for an abortion in Texas, state Supreme Court says The opinion came just hours after Cox's attorneys said she had left the state to terminate her pregnancy.

Here’s what you need to know about Kate Cox and the future of abortion lawsuits The Texas Supreme Court struck down an order that would have allowed Cox to get an abortion in-state on Monday.

The Texas Supreme Court ruled against Kate Cox's emergency request after she left the state. "Her health is on the line," said the Center for Reproductive Rights.

Cox's departure comes three days after the Texas Supreme Court put on hold a lower court's temporary restraining order blocking the state from enforcing its abortion bans and allowing Cox to ...

Kate Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two, had already decided to go out of state for procedure, after learning that her fetus had a fatal genetic condition. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.