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Month: April 2023

Generic abortion pill maker GenBioPro sues FDA over its response to orders halting drug’s approval

By Tierney Sneed The US manufacturer of the generic version of a medication abortion drug sued the Biden administration Wednesday, the latest legal development in the dramatic court fight over abortion pills. The company GenBioPro alleges that the US Food and Drug Administration has violated the Constitution’s Due Process Clause and other laws in how

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Oklahoma county commissioner resigns after release of recording with racist comments

By Rosa Flores, CNN An Oklahoma county commissioner allegedly heard on a recording of local officials that included remarks about lynching Black people and killing journalists has resigned. Jennings said his resignation is “effective immediately,” according to a handwritten letter signed by Jennings and dated Wednesday. The resignation of Mark Jennings, a commissioner in McCurtain

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Generic abortion pill maker GenBioPro sues FDA over its response to orders halting drug’s approval

CNN By Tierney Sneed The US manufacturer of the generic version of a medication abortion drug sued the Biden administration Wednesday, the latest legal development in the dramatic court fight over abortion pills. The company GenBioPro alleges that the US Food and Drug Administration has violated the Constitution’s Due Process Clause and other laws in

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La “interseccionalidad” se volvió un tema candente en los últimos años. Esto es lo que significa

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Interseccionalidad. Feminismo interseccional. Son frases que quizá hayas oído en las noticias o en boca de los políticos de tu localidad. Aunque estos términos son más habituales en los últimos años, “interseccionalidad” fue acuñado por primera vez hace más de 30 años por la jurista Kimberlé Crenshaw, como un concepto relativamente

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Republican attorneys general ask court to overturn Biden admin’s water facility cybersecurity regulations

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN Republican attorneys general in Arkansas, Iowa and Missouri this week asked a federal appeals court to overturn the Biden administration’s new cybersecurity regulations for water facilities, calling the requirements overly burdensome and a violation of state sovereignty. It’s one of the biggest legal challenges yet to the Biden administration’s embrace of

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