The Supreme Court will set the limits to abortion pill access tonight.

I'm going to walk into worked-morrow to provide care to patients with these medications.

Am I allowed to do that?

Find out what's at stake for abortion providers.

I'm Michelle Martin with AMR-T-NES and this is up first from NPR News.

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The Supreme Court could decide before midnight tonight whether to allow an abortion pill to remain

widely available.

So far, the justices have temporarily paused lower court rulings that would block or partially

restrict access to Mifapristone.

That's a drug now being used and more than half of abortions in the US.

Kate Wells at Michigan Radio is here to tell us about what's at stake in one state where

abortion is still legal.

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