What gives a Supreme Court justice or a member of Congress the right to say that something was not rightly approved?

It would be ludicrous if it wasn't so serious.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls out the courts and lawmakers in the legal fight over the abortion pill.

Her comments came just before the Supreme Court delayed its decision on the medication.

We'll break down what's next in that case.

Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, Kevin McCarthy finally releases the Republican plan to address the debt ceiling.

We'll take you through the House Speaker's proposal just ahead. Plus, yet another shocking act

of gun violence in America. This time in Maine, where a man just released from prison went on a

deadly shooting spree.

Music man just released from prison went on a deadly shooting spree. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, April 20th. I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks so much for starting your day with us. We'll begin with

this headline. The Supreme Court has delayed making a decision on the abortion pill, Mitha Pristone,

by extending a temporary block on a lower court ruling until this Friday. That means the drug

will continue to remain widely available at least until tomorrow as the

High Court continues to consider the case. Justice Samuel Alito wrote that the pause on the

order issued by a Texas-based district judge earlier this month would lapse on Friday at midnight,

but left open the door that the court could act

before then.

Last week, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals gave the FDA a partial victory by refusing to suspend

Miffipristone's original approval that dates back to the year 2000.

But the appeals court allowed separate parts of the Texas judge's decision to remain in place,

including not allowing the drug to be obtained by mail.

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