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Culture quick links · July 31, 2026
Scottie read Abortion, Every Day, Emily in Your Phone with Emily Amick, and More to Hate for someone who wants: A reproductive-rights advocate who wants abortion policy, court decisions, clinic harassment, misinformation, and concrete actions covered every day.
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July 31, 2026 · Quick links with descriptions
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A federal judge struck down FDA restrictions on abortion medication as unlawful, ordering the federal agency to review its rules governing the drug.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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An Idaho crisis pregnancy center required OBGYNs to sign a sexual purity pledge to deliver prenatal care, while a pardoned clinic harasser reached a seven-figure settlement payout with the DOJ.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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Boulder police officers bowed their heads and prayed with anti-abortion protesters outside a RISE Collective clinic instead of enforcing protections to keep clinic staff and patients safe.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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Chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude are directing users seeking abortion information in restrictive states toward anti-abortion organizations that spread misinformation and discourage care.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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Students for Life claims a new study proves mifepristone contaminates city drinking water, but the anti-abortion authors never actually tested the water samples for the drug.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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States are passing measures to ban abortion medication websites and advertising, prompting advocates at Repro Uncensored to track and fight online censorship targeting pro-choice information.
Original sourcesAbortion, Every Day
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