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Why the Supreme Court’s Newest Abortion Case Is a Big One

The U.S. Supreme Court has heard multiple cases in recent years from states trying to narrow the right to have an abortion, one of the nation’s most contentious issues. The next case is more sweeping than most. With its newly strengthened conservative majority in place, the court has agreed to hear Mississippi’s bid to ban abortion in almost all cases after 15 weeks of pregnancy. That could mean overturning, or at least gutting, the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion.

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Why the Supreme Court’s Newest Abortion Case Is a Big One
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    Here’s Where Abortion Will Disappear If the Supreme Court Guts Roe

    Here’s Where Abortion Will Disappear If the Supreme Court Guts Roe

    (This story was originally published on November 31, 2021. On Monday evening, Politico reported that it had obtained a draft majority opinion, signed …

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