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Abortion pill dispute returns to Supreme Court

By Amy Howe May 2, 2026 1 min read

A recent development involves a lawsuit by Louisiana. This lawsuit affects the distribution of a certain medication. The companies that make this drug have taken action. They want a higher court to intervene in the matter. Further information about this case is available from SCOTUSblog, including details about a related 2024 court decision and the current status of the lawsuit.

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