Abortion pill access sparks nationwide protests and calls for FDA action.

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Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the US Supreme Court to protest a federal judge's ruling to suspend approval of a pill used for abortions. The FDA first approved the medication in 2000. Speakers from Planned Parenthood and abortion rights demonstrators called on the Supreme Court to overturn the ruling. The Supreme Court temporarily restored full access to the abortion drug, giving itself more time to review the ruling. The protest was one of several rallies scheduled for Saturday in cities across the United States.
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- Across the country, abortion rights advocates rally in support of abortion pill access NPR
- The FDA has the power to protect abortion pills: It’s time to use it The Hill
- What is the Comstock Act? The archaic law that could ban abortion nationwide. Slate
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