Research shows, "limiting access to abortion leads to higher unemployment for women, less ability to feed themselves and their families and greater chance of falling into poverty."
The Fed raised interest rates on Wednesday for the second time in three months -- a surprise slowdown in inflation so far this year is tightening monetary conditions a lot faster than Federal Reserve officials wanted.
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said next weeks referendum in the U.K. on whether to remain in the EU was a factor in the decision to hold interest rates steady.
Fed officials, including Chair Janet Yellen on May 27, had signaled they were in favor of a rate increase, but the June jobs report seems to stop that.
Senators Elizabeth Warren and David Vitter introduced legislation to require the Federal Reserve Board of Governors to publicly record votes on enforcement actions that include $1 million or more in payments.