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US states prepare for battle over abortion pills

  • The anti-abortion movement in the U.S. Is targeting doctors who send pills across state lines to assist women with unwanted pregnancies, particularly following the Supreme Court's decision to end federal abortion protections.
  • Texas and Louisiana are suing a New York doctor for sending pills to Texas, while New York's shield law protects its physicians.
  • Attorney General Ken Paxton of Texas stated that 'out-of-state doctors may not illegally and dangerously prescribe abortion-inducing drugs to Texas residents.'
  • California legal scholar Mary Ziegler warned that these are 'the first kind of cross-border fights' since the Roe decision was overturned, indicating more legal battles ahead.
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Washington ExaminerWashington Examiner

Wyoming’s new abortion restrictions reveal pro-abortion contradictions - Washington Examiner

In a double loss for pro-abortion interests, Wyoming has passed a law requiring ultrasounds before pregnant women may receive abortion pills. Oddly, the Wyoming governor’s poor argumentation against the law might be just as damaging to the abortion lobby as the physical restrictions themselves. It comes as an override of Gov. Mark Gordon’s (R-WY) initial veto, against which Wyoming’s House and Senate both voted by large margins. Along with the u…

·Washington, United States
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msmagazine.commsmagazine.com

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Wispolitics.comWispolitics.com

WisDems: Brad Schimel: Extreme politician driven by dangerously extreme record on reproductive freedom

MADISON, Wis. — Before extreme right-wing politician Brad Schimel takes the debate stage on Wednesday night and tries to rewrite his radical ant-abortion record, we’re revisiting the facts of his career-long fight to rip away Wisconsinites’ reproductive freedoms. Throughout his career, Brad...

·Madison, United States
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Abortion pill prescriptions are now being tracked in parts of the US — with help from a little-known tech company

Saratta Chuengsatiansup for BIStates have long kept centralized databases to monitor prescriptions for potentially addictive drugs. Now, abortion pills are being monitored in the same way in some parts of the US.Last May, Louisiana passed a law to monitor misoprostol and mifepristone, the two pills commonly used to induce abortions. The law reclassified the drugs as "controlled substances," a designation typically given to medications that carry…

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Women still access abortion in Texas despite stict laws that prohibit them, per SXSW panel

AUSTIN (KXAN) – State and national abortion rights leaders took to a South By Southwest panel Sunday afternoon to discuss ways women continue to access abortions in Texas despite the state having some of the strictest laws in the country.  Among the women on the panel was former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis, now a senior adviser to Planned Parenthood Texas Votes, who said pregnancy can be a dangerous condition when women do not have access to…

·Austin, United States
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The Southern Maryland ChronicleThe Southern Maryland Chronicle

Bill creating abortion grant fund for under- and uninsured gains momentum in House, Senate - The Southern Maryland Chronicle

The Maryland Health Department could soon have access to millions of dollars in unspent insurance funds that it hopes to use to fund abortions for uninsured and underinsured Marylanders.That is the goal of legislation gaining momentum this week in House and Senate committees: Giving the state access to about $25 million in  premium surcharges that were required as part of the federal Affordable Care Act but have not been spent down.The House Hea…

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