massengill will have to pay 1 1/2 million dollars for damage to the clinic which is set to reopen next year. no one was hurt in the fire. now to some breaking news, a ruling on the abortion drug mifepristone. i want to bring in nbc news senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. i was handed this ruling from the 5th circuit. i haven t seen it but this is about the access to the abortion pill. the same case that had been circulating around earlier this year, the most commonly used pill in the country, mifepristone, and a lower judge in texas, back in april, had put a hold on the original approval of the drug, as well as some of the ways the fda made the drug easier to use, getting the pill by mail. you ll remember, the twists and turns, all the way to the supreme court, let s just slow everything down. i m going to put a pause on the lower court ruling while the case continues to play out. it has continued to play out, and went back down to the fifth circuit. it went before a conser
A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled to restrict some access to the abortion pill mifepristone, partially keeping a lower court ruling intact that would fully revoke federal approval.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit on Wednesday voided a federal law preventing unlawful drug users from possessing guns, citing the Supreme Court's landmark decision from last year.
officials from contacting social media companies. in the meantime, president biden is facing pressure from some democrats to overhaul the supreme court after affirmative action and student loans. and joining me is tom dupree, thank you for being here. before we get to the democrats to pack the court and other things, the social media decision by a lower court, a federal judge, do you think it makes it to the supreme court? could it be as explosive as the other supreme court decisions? well, if it does make it to the supreme court, david, i agree it will be as explosive as the other social media decisions we ve seen lately. they have a ways to go before they get there. the first stop will be the united states court of appeals for the 5th circuit, which is the appeal court which oversees the trial judge in louisiana with this ruling. it s more than 100 pages and the judge dew points the evidence that he found that
Key conservative groups have moved to sue the Securities and Exchange Commission for blocking efforts to get Kroger to include protections for right-leaning employees in their “diversity, equity & inclusion” rules.