Abortion access back before the Supreme Court and a suspected leaker arrested and charged.

We believe we will prevail because we believe that the laws on our side.

I'm passionate about protecting the lives of all those moms that are taking this do-it-yourself

abortion kid at home.

The Supreme Court once again wades into the battle over reproductive rights, this time

on a new front, in the fight over abortion pill access.

Then, I've never seen them go right through a man who was sick in the Senate in that way.

A prominent long-serving senator faces calls to resign, plus,

FBI agents took to share and to custody earlier this afternoon,

and arrest in one of the worst leaks of classified U.S. intelligence in years, next.

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Good evening and welcome to Washington Week.

I'm Amna Navas.

It's been a week of legal whiplash, and the high stakes battle over access to the abortion

pill mythoprystone, the most common form of abortion in the country.

Late this afternoon, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito temporarily restored access to the

drug, giving the high court more time to consider an emergency appeal filed by the Biden administration

and the drug's manufacturer.

Alito's decision comes after a controversial federal court ruling late last week sparked

confusion and chaos in the medical community after a Texas judge invalidated

mythoprystones FDA approval.

Joining me now to discuss all of this, Sarah McCammon, national correspondent for NPR.

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