Just a couple of headlines from this morning's Chicago tribune for your consideration:
Alito argued against Roe
Nominee questioned legality in '85 form (link)
and
Audit Faults FDA on Morning-After Pill
By LAURAN NEERGAARDAP Medical Writer (link)
Lawmakers are again accusing the Food and Drug Administration of putting politics over science in the long-running saga over whether the morning-after pill should sell without a prescription. A congressional audit released Monday cited "unusual" steps in the FDA's initial rejection of over-the-counter emergency contraception, including conflicting accounts of whether top officials made the decision even before scientists finished reviewing the evidence.
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My guess is that the Tribune is using its front page as a leading indicator of its editorial opinion.
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