What Supreme Court ruling means for abortion pill – and what it doesn’t

What Supreme Court ruling means for abortion pill – and what it doesn’t

April 22, 2023 6:29 pm EST.

The U.S Supreme Court has ruled a widely used abortion pill will continue to be available, at least for now. Caryn Ceolin with what the court did and did not consider, and what comes next.

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