Looking to catch up on today’s ruling? Start hereAccess to the abortion pill mifepristone will not change after the Supreme Court unanimously rejected an effort by anti-abortion groups to roll back its availability, a win for abortion rights supporters and millions of women in states where abortion is legal. Despite the ruling, women’s access to mifepristone still largely depends on a patchwork of state laws, with only about half of states allowing full access under terms approved by the federal government. “It doesn’t change anything anywhere,” said David S. Cohen, a law professor at Drexel University. “Tomorrow’s the same as today, which is the same as yesterday, which is the same as before this case was filed.”▶ Read the AP’s handy guide to the mifepristone ruling.
