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I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-Chief John Bickley. It's Thursday June 13th and this is your

morning wire afternoon update. The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the

abortion drug Miffa Pristone and its availability.

Daily Wire investigative reporter Mirele Lordi has more.

In today's ruling, the High Court decided unanimously that the group of physicians who filed the lawsuit

lacked sufficient standing to sue.

According to the unanimous opinion authored by Justice Kavanaugh, a plaintiff's desire to make

a drug less available for others does not establish standing to sue, citing Article 3 of the Constitution.

The justices did not rule on the merits of the case, which was whether or not the FDA properly expanded access to the abortion

drug simply that the plaintiffs did not have standing.

Ukraine will soon have 50 billion dollars more to work with after G7 leaders agreed to lend them the money backed by

profits from frozen Russian assets.

The plan which was announced today has been years in the making.

Certain details are still being ironed out such as how much

each country will pitch in to share in the risk. Essex University Professor of Government

Natasha Linstadt says that some leaders still aren't on board.

There's a genuine desire to support Ukraine of course,

but you can see that within the G7 leaders,

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