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This week's nominating contests could offer the first clues as to whether the political landscape has shifted following the Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade.

"I thought you were a little better than CNN," Kari Lake, an Arizona gubernatorial candidate, charged after she was asked about hypocrisy allegations.

"You better hope that they don't come for you, Clarence," the "View" host told the Supreme Court justice, who is married to a white woman.

California lawmakers passed a measure that will allow voters to decide whether to codify access to abortion and contraceptives in the state's constitution.

Eastman filed a lawsuit demanding the device be returned after he was stopped by federal agents outside a restaurant last week.

"It's not right now what we are discussing," the vice president said of the idea progressives have been pushing.

A praying football coach was said to offer a "deceitful narrative" that Supreme Court conservatives were nonetheless happy to accept.

Renee Schmidt told HuffPost that if she became pregnant and couldn't get an abortion, her spine would likely dislocate because of her disability.

Abortion care may resume in the state -- for now.

The panel just last week said it would take a two-week break and resume after the congressional July Fourth recess.

With restrictions on concealed carry loosened, Democratic-led states are turning to legislative options to limit guns in public.