The End of Roe v. Wade: Abortion Laws, Abortion Pills, and What Comes Next

169 points by NoloLaw 14 hours ago on reddit | 8 comments

BigSun6576 | 13 hours ago

everything in my body belongs to me

GlockAF | 12 hours ago

And conversely, no person has ANY claim to the body of another

parents of minors disagree. kids are dumb and some need direction/help when they don't want it. i do not want the state overruling my decisions for my kids. 18 is when they get autonomy.

someone in history decided 18 is an adult... which i accept but in reality 18 year olds are still dumb. probably should be 21 or 23. but because of war that number isn't going anywhere - but i think anyone who has survived to 30 knows 199 year olds are adults only legally.

[OP] NoloLaw | 14 hours ago

On May 1, 2026, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the FDA must reinstate in-person pickup requirements for mifepristone, effectively ending telehealth prescriptions and mail delivery of the abortion pill—a ruling that could affect roughly a quarter of all U.S. abortions. The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily paused the ruling until May 11. This article provides the legal context, from Roe to Dobbs, for understanding what’s at stake.

Islanduniverse | 9 hours ago

Our country is being run by corrupt morons who hate women. What did people think was going to happen?

MaizePractical4163 | 11 hours ago

Some garage chemist needs to whip up a bathtub full of this stuff and sell it in gas stations as “Babe-bee-gone” bath salts (not for human consumption)

Now I understand what my grandmother was saying when she said keep your laws off my body.

** those rights were decided before I was born