Obama commutes sentences for 61 drug offenders in clemency move
President Obama reduced the prison terms of 61 drug offenders including life-term inmates, with most due for release July 28. Inmates cited nonviolent offenses and occasional firearms charges, while advocates press for broader justice reform and rehabilitation efforts as clemency use rises near the end of his presidency.
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FDA approves later abortion pill label expansion
Oklahoma City report notes the FDA has authorized a new label for mifepristone lowering the dosage window to 70 days from the last period and allowing the second drug to be taken at home. The change may reduce clinic visits and challenge state restrictions in Oklahoma Texas Ohio North Dakota and Arkansas.
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Trump backtracks on abortion question in Wisconsin
In Green Bay Trump said abortion should carry punishment for women if outlawed, drawing swift backlash from activists. Within hours his campaign claimed only abortion providers would be punished, not patients, and reaffirmed he is pro life with exceptions after initial comments sparked debate.
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