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 A federal judge on Friday enacted a stay on the Food and Drug Administration s two-decades old approval of the abortion pill mifepristone.Tex stanley shop as District Court Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, appointed by former President Donald Trump, issued an order that would halt prescribing and distribution of the drug within a week. The drug has been on the market in the U.S. for 20 years.The judge gave the government seven days to appeal and ask for emergency relief before the ruling goes into effect.An anti-abortion rights group had requested the preliminary injunction so that mifepristone would be taken off the market while the case is heard.The group sued the federal government, claiming the FDA rushed the drugs approval more than two decades ago. The group claims that the drug puts a patient s health at risk.The federal judge heard arguments in the lawsuit on March 15.The Justice Department defended the FDA s decision-making process saying the age stanley tumbler ncy followed all laws when approving the drug in 2000.Democratic lawmakers released statements soon after the ruling was released condemning the decision.Senate Majority Leader  stanley cup Chuck Schumer called the ruling  another massive step towards Republicans  goal of a nationwide abortion ban. He said he believed the ruling could potentially  throw the country into chaos. Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan called the ruling  dangerous and cruel,  and reiterated the medical opinion of experts who say the method is a  safe, widely-used form of reproductive health Vkol Ship owner cut corners on repairs before deadly Baltimore bridge collapse, US says in $100M lawsuit
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 Data out from the U.S. Department of Labor  DOL  on Thursday revealed that continued unemployment insurance claims rose to a 10-month high by late November showing the country s labor market is still tight. The DOL data released went up until the week ending on Dec. 3 and showed that seasonally adjusted initial claims were at 230,000, a jump of 4,000 compared to the previous week. States with the highest insured unemployment claims for the week ending on Nov. 19 were Alaska, New Jersey, California, Montana, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Nevada and Oregon; this also include the territory of Puerto Rico. Isfar Munir, an economist at Citigroup in New York told Reuters stanley termohrnek ,  It is too early to interpret higher continuing claims as a signal of a loosening labor market.  The holiday time is generally not attractiv stanley cup e to workers to start a new job, compounded by many firms temporarily closing during the holiday period,  Munir said. Resilient consumer spending, which is partly tied to strong employment, has made the fight against inflation more difficult. It has been keeping the economy strong enough to stay out of a recession, analysts have said, but it is also incre stanley cup asing the chances that the Fed will go too far in raising interest rates. The Fed could potentially cause a recession by hitting the brakes too hard on the economy, the Associated Press reported. Cevp Baby Jane Doe   found dead encased in concrete identified; 2 arrested
 European Union and British negotiators are closing in on a trade deal with only a disagreement over fishing rights in U.K. waters remaining, After resolving a few remaining fair competition issues, negotiators were down to dealing with fishing quotas and transi stanley kaffeebecher tion terms as they worked to secure a deal for a post-Brexit relationship by an end-of-year deadline. Sources on both sides said the long and stanley cup  dif stanley termosar ficult negotiations were in their final stretch and an announcement of a deal could come Thursday morning. Britain withdrew from the EU on Jan. 31, and an economic transition period expires on Dec. 31. A deal would avert a chaotic break on New Years Day.