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- A Texas judge ruled to suspend mifepristone's FDA approval, but gave seven days before it would take effect.
- That gives the Biden administration time to appeal, and means the abortion pill is still available.
- The future legal status of the drug was also complicated by a contradictory ruling issued in Washington state also on Friday.
Mifepristone, an abortion pill used in a medication abortion, is still available, despite a Texas judge's ruling on Friday to suspend the drug's Food and Drug Administration approval.