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The Supreme Court keeps Texas abortion law in place, but agrees to review it

Updated October 22, 2021

Nina Totenberg

Court observers suspect it is only a matter of time before a conservative majority on the Supreme Court, explicitly or implicitly, strikes down <em>Roe v. Wade</em> and other abortion precedents of the last half century. (AFP via Getty Images) — Court observers suspect it is only a matter of time before a conservative majority on the Supreme Court, explicitly or implicitly, strikes down Roe v. Wade and other abortion precedents of the last half century. (AFP via Getty Images)

This article was originally published on October 22, 2021.

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