President Joe Biden is turning up the heat on Republicans, as the Supreme Court’s top security official launches an investigation into the leak of a draft suggesting the court is poised to roll back Roe v. Wade.
Officials say a suspected murderer and a corrections officer had a romantic relationship inside an Alabama jail before they escaped together. They’ve been on the run since Friday, and now one of the inmate’s victims is speaking out with an urgent warning.
The future of Roe v. Wade looks bleak, after an unprecedented leak of a Supreme Court draft opinion that suggested the 1973 law will be struck down. With primaries across the country getting underway, how might this news impact the midterm elections?
Access to abortion though is already severely limited in parts of the country, with many women having to travel out of state to have the procedure.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is confirming the bombshell leak of a draft opinion, which apparently reflects that the conservative majority is poised to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, is authentic. The court cautions the draft opinion is not final. President Joe Biden says he is “concerned” that, after almost 50 years, a woman’s right to choose is on the line at the nation’s highest court. Emotions are running high across country.
The poll also revealed a majority say abortion should be legal in all or most cases.
Authorities are on the lookout after an Alabama murder suspect vanished along with a corrections officer last week. Officials have now issued a warrant for the officer’s arrest, accusing her of helping the suspect escape.
An apparent draft Supreme Court opinion obtained by Politico shows the panel’s conservative majority of justices is ready to overturn nearly 50 years of established abortion rights precedent since Roe v. Wade.
Ukraine President Volodymir Zelensky says U.N. officials are working with his country to evacuate more civilians trapped in a steel plant in the besieged city of Mariupol. Hundreds of Ukrainians at the plant have been trapped underground for months, as Russian troops repeatedly shelled the facility. Late Sunday night, international peacekeepers were able to strike a deal with Russian and Ukrainian authorities to evacuate about 100 people.
