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Two Democratic-led states are stockpiling abortion pills following a ruling last week by a U.S. District Court judge in Texas that could halt its use nationwide.California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday his state had secured about 2 million pills of misoprostol and Massachusetts stockpiled 15,000 doses of mifepristone, as the Biden administration appeals the Fridayruling by U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmarykthat said the Food and Drug Administration s approval of mifepristone 23 years ago was unlawful. In response to this extremist ban on a medication abortion stanley cup drug, our state has secured a stockpile of an alternative medication abortion drug to ensure that Californians continue to have access to safe reproductive health treatments, Newsom said in a news release. We will not cave to extremists who are trying to outlaw these critical abortion services. Medication abortion remains legal in California. California purchased the stockpile of misoprostol in anticipation of Kacsmaryk s ruling, according to the release.During a news conference on Monday, Gov. Maura Healey said abortion will remain safe, legal, and accessible here in Massachusetts, adding that the 15,000 doses should cover about a year s supply. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren appeared alongside Healey, as well as Massachuset stanley cup ts Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Massachusetts Attorney General stanley cup Andrea Campbell. They said the Biden administration was committed to taking steps Zntg What to do if you re being stalked
LOS ANGELES -- A former Marine and an active-duty Marine came forward Wednesday to say photographs taken of them were secretly posted online without their consent along with nude photos o stanley cup f stanley cup other servicewomen that have led to threatening replies and a military investigation. They spoke out as another former Marine who helped found a victimsrsquo; group said the social media postings have been going on for more than a decade but superiors ignored complaints from female service members.Gen. Robert Neller, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, has con stanley cup demned the photo sharing and urged victims to report abuse. On Wednesday, active-duty Marine Marisa Woytek and former Marine Erika Butner appeared at a news conference in Los Angeles to applaud the investigation into sharing of naked photos of women on a secret Facebook page called Marines United. Woytek and Butner each said they learned that clothed photos were posted without their consent. Butner, 23, who served for four years before leaving the Marines in 2016, said she contacted investigators in January and told them there was an online storage drive that contained indecent photos of women from all military services, organized by name, rank and even where they were stationed. As a Marine Corps veteran, I am disheartened and disgusted with this scandal, she said. The womenrsquo lawyer, Gloria Allred, said there may be hundreds of s