Can abortion pills be prescribed online?
About this episode
The episode discusses the Supreme Court's temporary stay on the prescription of mifepristone and features an interview about Americans' views on morality.
On Monday, May 4, the Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on a lower court’s order that mifepristone, a drug commonly used in early-term abortions, can only be prescribed and dispensed in person. The order pauses the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals’s decision to prevent the drug from being accessed by mail. In a brief order, Justice Samuel Alito, who oversees appeals from the 5th Circuit, paused that court’s order until May 11, restoring telehealth access to the drug and giving challengers until May 7 to respond. Ad-free podcasts are here! To listen to this podcast ad-free, and to enjoy our subscriber only premium content, go to ReadTangle.com to sign up! Do Americans see each other as immoral? Back in March, the headline was everywhere: “Americans Especially Likely To View Fellow Citizens as Morally Bad,” the title of a 25-country study from the Pew Research Center. Associate Editor Lindsey Knuth interviewed one of the study’s coauthors, Jonathan Evans, and Pew’s associate director of global attitudes research, Laura Silver, to talk about Americans’ national pride, partisan differences, and the state of professional polling. You…
More episodes of Tangle
- PREVIEW: The Friday Edition. - I'm responding to criticisms of my Trump corruption piece.
- An anti-incumbent wave in Indiana.
- Suspension of the rules. - Isaac, Ari and Kmele talk billionaires, ChatGPT fact checking flaws and Trump's revenge on the Indiana GOP.
- PREVIEW: SPECIAL EDITION - Associate Editor Lindsey Knuth interviews Pew Research Center report authors Jonathan Evans and Laura Silver about some very concerning statistics they found.
- The DHS shutdown ends.
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Tangle podcast page.