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Arguments heard in Louisiana v FDA over mail-in abortion drugs

(The Center Square) - A federal judge in Louisiana heard arguments on Tuesday challenging a mail-order abortion drug rule, finalized in 2023 by President Joe Biden’s Food and Drug Administration. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill and plaintiff Rosalie Markezich, filed a lawsuit against the FDA for removing the rule

Montana AG Knudsen backs Louisiana lawsuit against abortion drug rule

Montana AG Knudsen backs Louisiana lawsuit against abortion drug rule

HELENA, Mont. – Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has joined a coalition of 21 state attorneys general supporting a Louisiana lawsuit challenging a Biden-era rule on abortion drugs. The lawsuit targets a 2023 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rule that expanded access to the abortion drug mifepristone through mail and

Annual March for Life rallies pro-life support downtown

Annual March for Life rallies pro-life support downtown

The national March for Life event brought about 100 demonstrators to the Gallatin Valley Courthouse in support of the pro-life movement last Saturday. Participants held signs, joined in group prayers and marched down Main Street to protest the legality of abortion. “We’re out here for the anniversary of

Montana's CI-128: A pivotal vote on reproductive rights this election season

In Montana — and in the U.S. at large — one of the most pressing issues on the ballot this election is reproductive rights. The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 — which ended the federal right to abortion — ignited much of the current discourse. This election season, Montana’s Constitutional

Letter to the Editor: Texas Abortion Law

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America's Regression on Women's Rights

The United States has long embraced the idea of progress and equality. Our nation has assumed the role as a world leader, advocating for and defending human rights and social justice. So why does it seem that the United States is regressing socially? Recently, the Texas House of Representatives and

Time to Take Down the Gag Rule

Reproductive rights have been a contentious subject in this country since the 18th century. Throughout history, policies around these rights have reflected the most prominent social norms, religious beliefs, activism and politics of the time. The past few years have been no different. In February of 2019, the Trump Administration