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Graphic Truth:  Abortion meds in SCOTUS case are crucial
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Graphic Truth:  Abortion meds in SCOTUS case are crucial

The US Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday on whether access to mifepristone, an oral drug used to terminate a pregnancy, should be restricted.

How far does Biden’s executive order on abortion access go?
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How far does Biden’s executive order on abortion access go?

Having faced mounting criticism from many Democrats for his tepid response to the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, US President Joe Biden hit back Friday, issuing an executive order protecting some abortion rights. So what's his plan?

Abortion pills are the next frontier
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Abortion pills are the next frontier

Roe v. Wade is dead, but the abortion debate in America lives on. Even before Roe’s reversal by the Supreme Court on Friday, access to surgical abortions had already been severely curtailed in many parts of the country. Medical abortions – a less invasive method that involves swallowing a pill – have become the new frontier in the battle over reproductive rights and access in America.

US Supreme Court upends Roe v. Wade
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US Supreme Court upends Roe v. Wade

The justices have spoken. After weeks of speculation following the leak of a draft opinion in early May, the highest court in the land has reversed the landmark Roe vs. Wade ruling that had legalized abortion in 1973. What might this mean for women in America?

Roe v. Wade has been overturned. What does it mean for the country?
by ian bremmer

Roe v. Wade has been overturned. What does it mean for the country?

The likely effects on women, midterm elections, and the legitimacy of America's political system.

a graphical illustration of where American women can get abortions.
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The Graphic Truth: Where can American women now get abortions?

After weeks of speculation, the US Supreme Court has issued a ruling reversing Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion. American women will now face a hodgepodge of abortion laws that grant different rights depending on one’s geographical location. While abortion will remain accessible and legal in deep blue states like New York and California, more than a dozen Republican-run states, mostly in the South and Midwest, already have “trigger laws” on the books that will outlaw abortion immediately. Indeed, women living in these states will have to travel long distances in many cases to access abortion care.

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What happens after Roe v. Wade is overturned?

The temperature is super hot after a leaked memo revealed that the US Supreme Court is set to repeal the 1973 landmark Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide. What might this mean for US social and political life?