The Aporia
The Aporia
9 articles about 8 events for “Abortion Lawsuits” in Politics.
“(My reporting is cited frequently throughout the two lawsuits, along with that of other news organizations including the New York Times, Ms. and NPR.) At the time, Foster told me that The MAP was filling more than 6,000 pill orders a month, 95 percent to…”
“…ttorney General Liz Murrill is escalating her fight against abortion pills entering states that ban abortions through two lawsuits — one targeting the providers accused of distributing the drugs and another challenging the blue-state laws shielding them from…”
“… STANDS HIS GROUND Bardella has denied the allegations by investigative outlet Mediapart, which published purported antisemitic and conspiratorial comments he made in chats as a teenager, calling them "crude fakes" and saying he would file defamation…”
“Since then, the division has dropped investigations and withdrawn statements of interest in dozens of cases, including those involving voting rights, racial discrimination and civil actions against anti-abortion activists.”
“There were the various lawsuits and ballot initiatives that for a while turned access off and on and then off again in various states; then there were the state supreme court elections, races that were newly transformed by the abortion debate and on which the…”
“Paxton is seen as a prominent fixture in the MAGA movement, using his position as attorney general to contest Obama-era clean energy and healthcare acts and launching lawsuits against the Biden administration for its immigration policy.”
“…the Supreme Court? - The plaintiff in this First Circuit case isn't allowed to proceed under a pseudonym—and neither is the judge, though she entertains the possibility for a bit. - Can associations bring lawsuits under Section 1983 on behalf of their…”
“As attorney general, Paxton has filed several lawsuits against healthcare providers and organizations that ship the abortion pill mifepristone into his jurisdiction from out of state in violation of Texas law.”
“The bill would create a cause for lawsuits under the False Claims Act against universities accused of boycotting U.S. partners, Friedman writes.”