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It was unclear how many abortions Texas clinics rushed to perform in the 24 hours after U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman suspended the law.

If the U.S. Supreme Court soon overturns the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, the country could see archipelagos of abortion access — and the next battle will be over travel across state lines for procedures. It's happening in Texas.

In today's Morning Brief, we look at the removal of Maj.-Gen. Peter Dawe from his new role working on the military's response to reviews of sexual misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces.

Robert Cicchetti/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- Women driving hundreds of miles alone for an abortion, clinics overwhelmed with out-of-state patients, providers facing "relentless harassment" from "emboldened vigilante activities," those are some of the impacts detailed by the federal government in new court documents since the most restrictive abortion law went into effect in Texas earlier this month. Nearly a week after announcing a lawsuit against the state, the U.S. Department of Justice filed for an immediate injunction Tuesday to halt the enforcement of the law, known as SB8, ...

The law also allows anybody, any joe smoe, in fact you want to hear an ugly example? somebody could rape a female, the female after six weeks, sue under the law, and get a bounty of $10,000. can the uber driver who takes them there, someone who pays for the gas, who helps with travel, the person or the clinic that does the procedure. my next guest works with an organization that does just that. she is the co-executive director of fund texas choice. they keep using the word, anna -- and thank you for joining us -- "pernicious," that this law was crafted to be