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Abortion would still be legal in many states, but Justice Alito goes beyond a case that revolves around Mississippi's decision to ban the termination of pregnancies after 15 weeks. He evokes the constitution in calling to "return the issue to the people's elected representatives." Otherwise put, states’ rights would trump those of the federal government.
Meanwhile, efforts to evacuate more civilians in the devastated port city of Mariupol have run into delays, and hundreds of people remained trapped in the city's last stronghold of resistance, the Azovstal steel works.
We review what went wrong for the far-right standardbearer on the night in 2017, whether she has softened her stances as she claims and whether the sitting French president can overcome incumbent fatigue or avoid coming across as a know-it-all.
How does the West handle a stymied Vladimir Putin? After last week's sinking of a flagship naval cruiser, he has already extended his bombing campaign to cities like Kyiv and Lviv. What happens if he still doesn't get results? Even Mariupol hasn't completely fallen. Would Putin really be tempted to do what no leader seriously considered during the whole of the Cold War and use tactical nukes? We put the question to our panel.
Both Le Pen and Macron are now furiously courting the left, the former with an anti-globalisation message that is Eurosceptic and anti-NATO, the latter by easing off on pension reform pledges that would raise the retirement age while furiously courting environmentalists. Why is the race so close? What happens if there is an upset?
Turkey announced this week that it is transferring to Saudi Arabia the trial of those accused of having a role in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. His killing at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, back in October 2018, sparked international outrage. Turkey's decision has raised fears that those responsible for the killing of the Washington Post columnist might never face justice for their crimes.
Bucha and Borodyanka are both satellite towns around Kyiv which were left destroyed by the Russian invasion. Their residents are traumatised. Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has called the Western reaction to the revelations of atrocities in Bucha "hysteria".
Moscow has been quick to pre-empt calls for a war crimes tribunal by requesting a UN Security Council meeting and accusing the Ukrainians of staging a gruesome trail of evidence. Is it enough to keep fans of Putin on board, like Hungary's re-elected Prime Minister Viktor Orban?