A divided U.S. Supreme Courtroom on Thursday threw out a problem to South Carolina’s determination to take away Deliberate Parenthood from the listing of eligible Medicaid suppliers, a ruling that will lead different Republican-led states to attempt to get rid of a key piece of the household planning group’s funding.
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Supreme Court Says Planned Parenthood Can’t Challenge Defunding in South Carolina
