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Supreme court to hear abortion pill case that could restrict access to mifepristone – live
Mar 26, 2024
Protesters gather outside court as justices set to hear arguments in first major abortion case since Roe v Wade was overturned Supreme court to hear mifepristone case Where laws stand in every stateIt’s not just access to medication abortion that could be upended by a supreme court ruling tightening access to mifepristone. As the Guardian’s Jessica Glenza reports, the conservative challengers to the drug have targeted decisions made by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to make it easier to prescribe.But if the supreme court agrees with their complaint, it opens up the possibility of a wave of challenges to other medications that treat a range of issues. Doctors and pharmaceutical companies have become so concerned about the case that they have filed briefs defending the FDA against the conservative challenge.A supreme court case about one little pill – mifepristone – has the medical and pharmaceutical world on edge. The pill, at the heart of a case that will be argued on Tuesday, is part of a two-drug regimen used to treat miscarriage and end early pregnancies.Despite a more than 20-year track record of safe real-world use, backed up by more than 100 peer-reviewed studies, a group of anti-abortion doctors is seeking to roll back US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decisions that changed and relaxed some prescribing rules.Joe Biden has been briefed on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. We have a live blog covering the latest news on the disaster, and you can find it here.Is the GOP surrendering in their push to impeach Biden? Reports have emerged that the Republican architect of the attempt to bring charges against the president now says he’ll settle for a criminal referral to the justice department.The White House press briefing will take place on Air Force One as Biden heads to campaign in North Carolina, sometime after 1pm. Continue reading...
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Pro-Trump PACs 'disappointed' his properties aren't being seized: Conservative
Mar 25, 2024
Former President Donald Trump caught a break on Monday when a New York appeals court cut his bond to $175 million in the civil property fraud case and gave him 10 extra days to come up with the money.But there is one unlikely group that might be privately dismayed by the development, conservative commentator S.E. Cupp told CNN: pro-Trump political action committees."Let's go to you first and talk about the politics of this," said anchor Jessica Dean. "Does this affect Trump politically?"ALSO READ: Here's why conservative elites are bailing on Trump now"I have to be honest, just based on the emails I've gotten today from Trump PACs and Republican PACs, I think they were expecting these seizures to happen today and it seems like they might even be a little disappointed that they that they didn't," said Cupp."Because the emails I'm getting from these PACs are, 'Trump Tower Seized!' 'Trump Tower about to be seized!' 'MAGA emergency, please donate!'""Now, they really want to profit financially off of this for obvious reasons," Cupp continued. "But I think also, politically, they know that this is good for his base. He has conditioned his voters over eight years to believe him when he says these are all Biden trials to believe that everything around Trump is corrupt and he is the one with the integrity. He did this over time by calling the media the enemy of the people, oh, by talking about the Deep State, the intelligence officers, the generals, the Democrats, everyone's in on it to get him and he's completely unimpeachable. They believe that."The upshot of all this, concluded Cupp, is that "Today, legally, he got to win with that ten extra day delay and that lowered bond, but politically ... he's kind of winning no matter what among his base."Watch the video below or click here. S.E. Cupp says Trump PACs are "disappointed" he got a break on bond www.youtube.com
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Apple Facing Imminent U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit
Mar 20, 2024
The United States Justice Department is preparing to sue Apple for violating antitrust law as soon as Thursday, reports Bloomberg. The lawsuit will be the culmination of an investigation that initially started in 2019 as an antitrust review of major technology companies. U.S. regulators have already sued Google, Meta, and Amazon. Over the last several years, Apple officials have met with the DoJ multiple times, and the investigation has covered everything from iMessage to ad practices. Some of what the DoJ has looked into: How the Apple Watch works better with iPhone than other smart watches do. How Apple locks competitors out of iMessage. How Apple blocks financial firms from offering tap-to-pay services similar to Apple Pay. Whether Apple favors its own apps and services over those provided by third-party developers. How Apple has blocked cloud gaming apps from the App Store. How Apple restricts the ‌‌iPhone‌‌'s location services from devices that compete with AirTag. How App Tracking Transparency impacted the collection of advertising data. In-app purchase fees collected by Apple. Apple competitors like Tile, Beeper, Basecamp, Meta, and Spotify have had discussions with antitrust investigators to voice their complaints about Apple's practices, as have big banks. According to Bloomberg, the DoJ plans to argue that Apple has used illegal practices to maintain a dominant market position, blocking competitors from hardware and software features on the ‌iPhone‌. Back in 2020, a United States House Judiciary Subcommittee investigation concluded that Apple, Meta, Google, and Amazon have the "kinds of monopolies" last seen in "the era of oil barons and railroad tycoons." The subcommittee recommended new antitrust law, but the DoJ opted to target Google before going after Apple because Apple was embroiled in an antitrust lawsuit with Epic Games. Apple in iOS 17.4 had to make sweeping changes to the way the ‌App Store‌ operates in the European Union to comply with the Digital Markets Act, and it was also recently fined $2 billion in Europe for anti-competitive behavior against rival music services.Tag: Apple AntitrustThis article, "Apple Facing Imminent U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
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