Published 2 years ago

U.S. braces for violence against conservatives, pro-life groups with Supreme Court’s abortion ruling

Summary by Ground News

President Joe Biden says he will do everything in his power to defend a woman's right to have an abortion in states where it will be banned. The ruling is expected to result in abortion bans in about half of the states. The only abortion clinic in West Virginia is no longer performing abortions as of Friday.

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News18 India

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The Hindu

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CTV News

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The Independent

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Reuters

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