Prosecutors said their infant was born prematurely, never received medical care and was exposed to illegal drugs.

Raynell Levette Reed and Gerard Winn were arraigned separately in Suffolk Superior Court Monday with each facing a charge of manslaughter. Both pleaded not guilty.

"Now it feels like you're being punished for having children." Nicole's situation is similar to others impacted by the cap.

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WHEN 17-year-old Gabrielle O’Gorman set foot inside the Magdalene Laundry in Dublin and the big green door shut firmly behind ...

The “Lost Canadians” legislation, which aims to fix Canada’s unconstitutional citizenship, received royal assent Thursday ...

A couple from Marshfield, Missouri welcomed their third child in the parking lot of Buc-ee’s in East Springfield after ...

A new bill, the "Unborn Child Protection Action,” would make it a felony to receive an abortion in South Carolina, allowing ...

A review of 54 lawsuits from across the country found that women who are incarcerated while pregnant face increased risks of ...

SITTING in her car outside the hospital, Talia Oatway looks exhausted – her son Oakley is once again being treated, and this ...

Dystopian movies can be unsettling, not just because they show ruined worlds or strict governments, but because many of them ...

Scotti was referred to the Queensland Children’s Hospital pediatric palliative care services when she was just four weeks old ...