Supreme Court

During oral arguments, several justices questioned whether doctors challenging FDA approval of mifepristone could base their complaint on their opposition to abortion.

The justices heard arguments on an anti-abortion group's lawsuit challenging the Food and Drug Administration's lifting of restrictions on access to the drug.

The Biden administration is defending FDA decisions that lifted restrictions on mifepristone, including one that made it available by mail.

New York Attorney General Letitia James spoke at a rally outside the Supreme Court in support of access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Justices heard oral arguments over challenges to the medication's access.

The former Supreme Court justice also told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that he’d be “amazed” if the source of the infamous Dobbs leak were a justice.

The pharmaceutical industry warns that if courts can second-guess FDA approval of drugs, cases could arise on other contentious issues including vaccines, birth control and hormone therapy.

In an interview with NBC's News' "Meet the Press," Breyer was asked whether the justices had discussed a compromise 15-week abortion ban.

Sylvia Gonzalez sued officials in Castle Hills, Texas, alleging she was arrested for criticizing the city manager and organizing a petition to oust him.

The decision comes just hours after the Supreme Court said the measure, known as SB 4, could go into effect while litigation continues.

The Biden administration sued to block the law, saying it tramples on the federal government’s exclusive authority to oversee immigration issues.

The former president's court filing comes ahead of oral arguments on April 25.