Abortion ruling creating health care 'chaos,' House panel warned
The Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the constitutional right to abortion is creating “chaos” in the health care sector as some states see a spike in women seeking abortions and physicians are unsure of their legal rights, lawmakers were told in a hearing on Tuesday. The ruling in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization has quickly created a patchwork of abortion laws across the country, with legal battles now playing out at the state level to determine what laws will be enforced, and whether they adhere to state constitutions. The Senate Judiciary Committee
Read MoreThe Hill's Campaign Report — Biden’s dismal poll numbers rattle Democrats
Biden’s dismal poll numbers rattle Dems Welcome to The Hill’s Campaign Report, tracking all things related to the 2022 midterm elections. You can expect this newsletter in your inbox every Tuesday and Thursday leading up to November's election. Email us tips and feedback: Max Greenwood (mgreenwood@thehill.com), Julia Manchester (jmanchester@thehill.
Read MoreHungarian Prime Minister Orbán to speak at CPAC next month
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will speak at the Conservative Politic Action Conference (CPAC) next month. CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp tweeted on Monday that Orbán will appear at the conference in Texas. Orbán previously appeared at a CPAC conference in Budapest, Hungary, in May, wher
Read MoreTiger Woods knocks golfers joining Saudi-backed tour: 'I disagree with it'
Golfing legend Tiger Woods shares his criticism about fellow pro golfers leaving the PGA Tour for the newly created LIV Golf Tour, saying that he disagrees with the player movement. "I disagree with it," Woods said at the Open Championship news conference on Monday, according to ESPN. "I think that what they've done is they've turned their back on what has allowed them to get to this position." Woods, who is set to partici
Read MoreThe highlight of Abe's complex legacy is forging Asia’s security
Shocking people the world over, in the early hours of the day on Friday, news broke out that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had been shot while campaigning in the northern town of Nara in Japan. Hours later, it was confirmed that the former prime minister died of blood loss. This brought sorrow and sadness to Japan, to the many people around the glob
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