This Supreme Court overturns restrictions on a common abortion pill.

Fighting complicates evacuations from Sudan.

And Russia accidentally bombs one of its own cities while trying to attack Ukraine.

I'm Camila Damanoski.

And I'm Scott Simon and this is up first from NPR News.

The top courts ruling keeps Mifapristone generally available at least for the short term.

In Cartoum, civilians are caught in the crossfire.

Journalist Ishmael Kuzhkushy is trapped inside a building.

We think they haven't stormed the building yet because there are several international

citizens in the building, but we just don't know how things are going to go.

And what to make of Russia's mistake in bombing while the international community meets

to try and bolster the Ukrainian arsenal.

Stay with us.

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Let's begin with that move by the US Supreme Court.

It overturns an appellate panel's order that limited who and how people could get Mifapristone.

The pills used in most medication abortions in the US and also to treat miscarriages.

But the ruling probably won't be the last word on access to the drug.

Are the beaming ur of Member Station WBUR and Boston joins us Martha.

Thanks for being with us.

Glad to be here Scott.

And what did the Supreme Court do exactly last night about the subortion pill that a lot

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