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This is the biggest setback for abortion rights since the Supreme Court overturned

Roby Wade almost four years ago.

And yet the abortion rights movement was far more prepared this time around and had

contingency plans in place for a court decision restricting access to abortion.

A federal appeals court Friday blocked the mailing of abortion pills, restricting access

to one of the most common means of abortion in the United States.

We'll speak with the nation's abortion access correspondent Amy Littlefield.

Then the latest on the global Samud flotilla.

On April 29th, Israeli occupation forces kidnapped over 170 participants from the global

smooth flotilla in international waters in Greece's search and rescue zone. Two days ago, many

of us were released, but two participants, two organizers from the

flotilla remain on board. Tiago Abba, and Saif Abukhashik.

Two Samud activists who were not released, a Brazilian and a Palestinian with Spanish citizenship,

say they were beaten and blindfolded. We'll speak to another two members of the flotilla.

Then Iran says two missiles hit a U.S. Navy vessel in the Strait of Hormuz.

The U.S. is denying it.

We'll get the latest.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Two missiles hit a U.S. Navy vessel in the Strait of Hormuz earlier today after it ignored warnings from Iran's Revolutionary Guard to halt. That's according to Iranian state media. The U.S.

is denying it. Iran says the strike came as President Trump announced the U.S. will begin guiding

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