The legislation faces an uphill battle in the GOP-controlled House, though at least one Republican Congress member has spoken out against the Texas ruling.
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WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Democrats appear lukewarm about pursuing reproductive rights legislation in a divided Congress, even as a federal judge in Texas considers overturning access to abortion pills nationwide.
A conservative Texas judge on Friday put a dent in the blue wall of abortion rights protections, issuing an order that could suspend approval of a drug used in medication abortions by women across the country -- including in states with robust protections in place.
The legislation faces an uphill battle in the GOP-controlled House, though at least one Republican Congress member has spoken out against the Texas ruling.
Two Democratic congress members introduced legislation Monday morning to affirm the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) authority to regulate abortion pills after a federal judge suspended the […]
The bill would reaffirm the FDA's final approval authority on medication abortion, although it's unlikely the legislation will pass the GOP-controlled House.
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