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But the situation is far fro resolved the case will now go back to the fifth circuit court of appeals, which is considered t be the most conservative appellate court and the country, where it will be argued in front of a three judge panel beginning on may 17th. meanwhile, there are at leas two other cases regarding th legality of mifepristone in a separate case out o washington state, a judg recently ruled that the fd must preserve access to th pill, although the ruling in that case only pertains to the 17 states and the district o columbia that signed on this point of three days ago, genbiopr...

Took place over 23 years ago their research on tuesday at noon, and incident minister of state that justice alito as th fifth circuit circuit just issued last week, will laps on wednesday which means we are likely to get a decision for the supreme court before wednesday. midnight and again, the cour could act to stay the entirety of judge has merrick's decision, or it could quite at some, aspects of it as a court o appeals did, or it could d nothing as it did in the cas of sva that texas -- and allowed us to go int effect, which would further so chaos across the country aroun abortion access. ...

Decisions imagine where that could lead >> vice president kamala harri in iowa earlier this week no holding back about the ongoing attack on reproductive right in this country and she wa referencing a forthcomin ruling on medication abortio by trump appointed federal judge matthew kacsmaryk, which could come any day now if you overturned the fd approval of that drug, one o the two drugs that has bee used for certain abortions, th pill would no longer b available even in states where abortions are still legal. at a four-hour hearing thi week the judge seemed open t the argument that the drug co...

Thai police arrested four suspects and seized 3 million methamphetamine tablets, 297 kg of crystal meth and 20kg of ketamine in two operations in March, local media reported on March 7.