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Florida and Texas: The frontiers of reproductive health and abortion access in the US

28 September 2026 at 18:01

Known as the tomato capital of the United States, Immokalee is an agricultural community in southern Florida. A couple of hours from cosmopolitan Miami, palm trees stand beside dirt roads where cucumber, pepper, and eggplant are grown; hens roam the yards of small houses and people carry shovels and hoes. Although it is part of Collier, one of the state’s wealthiest counties, there is no hospital with a labor and delivery ward or specialists to handle an obstetric emergency. Pregnant people must drive up to an hour to receive care.

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© Desirée Yépez

More than one million Latinas of reproductive age live in Florida; almost half are mothers.

Absentee and early voting in the US: What to know before the November 3 midterms

28 September 2026 at 15:29

The U.S. midterm elections are not limited to Tuesday, November 3. For millions of voters, Election Day will begin much earlier, either through in-person early voting or by casting a mail-in ballot, despite recent attempts by President Donald Trump to restrict and overhaul mail-in voting.

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© Jenny Kane (AP)

A person casts a mail-in ballot in Portland in May 2024.
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