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the "cbs evening news" starts now. the nations highest court rejects an effort to limit the use of the widely-used abortion pill mifepristone. good evening. im norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us. the implications are enormous. medications are now the most common way to end a pregnancy, and some providers send them by mail to states that have limited or banned abortions. the decision comes on the same day that senate republicans blocked legislation that would protect access...

the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ the nations highest court rejects an effort to limit the use of the widely-used abortion pill mifepristone. good evening. im norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us. the implications are enormous. medications are now the most common way to end a pregnancy, and some providers send them by mail to states that have limited or banned abortions. the decision comes on the same day that senate republicans blocked legislation that would protec...

The federal government is receiving a growing number of reports of infants who died while wearing weighted sleep sacks, swaddles and sleepers

A warning to New Jersey: Five major retailers have removed weighted baby blankets, sleep onesies, and other weighted baby apparel over breathing concerns.

A warning to New Jersey: Five major retailers have removed weighted baby blankets, sleep onesies, and other weighted baby apparel over breathing concerns.

A warning to New Jersey: Five major retailers have removed weighted baby blankets, sleep onesies, and other weighted baby apparel over breathing concerns.

Retail giants Amazon and Walmart, among others, have stopped selling weighted infant sleep products over safety fears.

Medical experts and federal regulators have argued that the weighted infant sleepwear poses a health risk to babies, while some companies selling the products claim they help babies fall asleep.

Pediatric health experts and lawmakers alike are concerned about the safety of weighted infant sleepwear.

Following safety warnings, retailers including Target and Walmart have ceased sales of potentially hazardous weighted baby products.