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mifepristone ruling what thomas and alitos abortion pill case dissents reveal
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- Supreme Court reviewing mifepristone after Fifth Circuit nationwide ban on telehealth medication abortion.
- Justices Thomas and Alito dissented, indicating significant implications for reproductive rights.
- Ruling in Media Matters v. FTC recognized as a win for free speech.
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