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considered. the supreme court decision temporarily blocks a lower courts ruling in texas that restricted the use of the drug. the drug, mifepristone is used in more than half of all abortions in the us. a decision as a victory for the biden administration. as it defends broad access to this pill. with me now is our correspondent jess parker who has been closely monitoring this decision. we now heard from the court. ~ ., ., , , decision. we now heard from the court. ., , ., court. what ...

Restrictions to make it very difficult for the most vulnerable women to get treatment for that i dont know. i really do believe they know. i really do believe they know they had a political tiger by the tail and they are trying to figure out how they can go forward and still maintain whatever credibility is left for the court.— whatever credibility is left for the court. ., , , for the court. former president of planned _ for the court. former president of planned parenthood. - for the court. ...

North Texans on both sides of the abortion debate are waiting to see if the U.S. Supreme Court intervenes in a case involving a commonly used abortion pill.

A pro-life group is calling attention to an NBA team, the Dallas Mavericks, after its non-profit foundation donated to abortion giant Planned Parenthood.

One of Texas most vocal advocates for life says a recent incident in Colorado demonstrates the need for pro-life pregnancy centers to make their presence and purpose known.

Pro-life activists in Texas are preparing for a political showdown with abortion supporters in the halls of the state capital, and pro-lifers in neighboring Kansas are fighting promotion of Planned Parenthood.

A pro-life leader is denouncing the use of religion and religious terms to support abortion.

A longtime pro-life activist warns that the new group of pilots ferrying abortion-minded women out of pro-life states to terminate their babies could run into legal problems, at least in Texas.

Thanks to the states "trigger law," abortionists in Texas now face harsher penalties for breaking pro-life laws.

Abortion opponents say there is still work to be done after the Supreme Court struck down the constitutional right to an abortion.