Gideon Resnick

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Apple News Today · This state offered universal child care. Here’s what happened. · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

The case will likely head to the Supreme Court. voice-verified

It's an issue justices have faced before, and so far they've preserved the availability of the drug. voice-verified

But they haven't actually made a judgment on the FDA rules, which this case would ask them to do. voice-verified

The cases put the Trump administration in something of a bind. voice-verified

They've opposed the Biden-era loosening of restrictions, yet they frustrated anti-abortion groups by opposing the Louisiana lawsuit as well. voice-verified

They want the courts to pause these cases until the FDA completes an internal review into the drug. voice-verified

But some abortion rights groups are also worried about what's to come. voice-verified

President Trump's recent nominee to lead the FDA is a longstanding critic of Mifepristone. voice-verified

And Attorney General Todd Blanch hinted that the administration wanted to eventually change the rules. voice-verified

Olsteen told us that if Louisiana wins its case, blue states will likely countersue. voice-verified

And whatever happens, it's unlikely to be settled in the courts for good. voice-verified

court in Louisiana heard oral arguments yesterday, and the case is one of three attempting to block these drugs. voice-verified

For many Americans, the bill for child care is one of the highest they pay each month. voice-verified

So it was a big deal when New Mexico's Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, announced a plan last year to subsidize child care for all families in the state, making it free for everyone. voice-verified

Washington Post reporter Annie Gowin looked into how the first year of the program has gone for families. voice-verified

Enrollment rose by 15,000 over the last year. voice-verified

But demand is outpacing the capacity of child care centers. voice-verified

So Gowin says rollout of the program has been pretty bumpy. voice-verified

Some families she spoke to have been stuck on wait lists for months, like Dakota Rivera, a young mom of two from Santa Fe. voice-verified

Previously, New Mexico capped participation in the program for higher income families. voice-verified

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