From New York, this is democracy now.

Right now, what needs to happen is a ceasefire before anything else.

What is happening on the ground actually is that the Sunni people are the ones leading

efforts that could have been expected from a government that we had, a government that

is actually interested in the well-being of the people.

The civilians are the ones who are the rescuing people who are trapped in risky zones.

At least 420 people have been killed in Sudan.

Thousands have been wounded.

As fighting continues between rival military factions, as fears of a civil war grow, the

United States has evacuated its embassy staff in Sudan.

Many other countries have as well.

We'll get the latest.

Plus, we look at the US Supreme Court's decision to protect access to the abortion pill at

least for now.

Supreme Court stayed in order of the Fifth Circuit that would have limited access to the

key abortion drug mythopristo nationwide.

It's important to understand the ruling what it doesn't doesn't mean and also to

be a situation in the broader context of struggles and abortion over in America, not just

in the States, but increasingly as there pushes for national limits or even bounds on abortion.

We'll also speak to Jan Eglund, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council about Sudan, but

also about Honduras, where he just made a trip.

He's calling on the international communities who more to help the region, where one in

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