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It's Thursday, April 20th, and nobody said they were swift justices. We start here.

With the Borschen pill regulations hanging in the balance, the Supreme Court buys some time.

Here the court is right back in the middle of it again, but this could signal an even more

consequential decision. We'll break down the possibilities. Meanwhile, as we wade into Earth Day,

Today I am going to take you on a trash tour. Fresh water wasn't supposed to include this.

That is Mill Creek. It's a waterway. That's a waterway. Yeah.

What happens when the Great Lakes get overtaken by microscopic trash?

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

The most contentious laws in this country usually take a long time to decide.

After all, to overcome partisan divides, they take months of drafting, maybe years of campaigning.

By the time a law takes effect and theory, the debates have all been had. That is not what is

happening with abortion right now. A judge's ruling can go into effect immediately and it doesn't

rely on consensus. The battle over the abortion bill, the Supreme Court is expected to issue a

ruling that could have a broad impact on the drugs availability. Which is why, as of yesterday

afternoon, it was very possible that we woke up this morning in a country where one of two main

abortion drugs was suddenly under very different nationwide rules. A judge in Texas had declared

that drugs should be effectively outlawed. The fifth circuit court of appeal said some, but not all

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