Up First from NPR SCOTUS Tosses Mifepristone Case, Telsa Shareholders Vote, Healthcare Cyberattacks
Jun 14, 2024
The Supreme Court's recent decision keeps the abortion pill Mifepristone available, stirring mixed reactions among healthcare providers. Meanwhile, Tesla shareholders voted to maintain a hefty pay package for Elon Musk, raising questions about his leadership amid ongoing challenges. Additionally, the podcast discusses the alarming rise of ransomware attacks on healthcare systems, emphasizing a new partnership between the White House, Microsoft, and Google to improve cybersecurity in vulnerable sectors.
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Mifepristone Ruling
- The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the abortion pill mifepristone based on the plaintiffs' lack of standing.
- Providers can continue prescribing mifepristone, but some express cautious optimism due to the possibility of future challenges.
Provider Reaction
- Dr. Kristen Brandy and her staff were in a meeting planning for potential mifepristone access changes when the decision came down.
- They expressed shock, thrill, and relief that this is no longer a worry.
Tesla Pay Package
- Tesla shareholders voted to approve Elon Musk's $50 billion compensation package, despite a judge previously rejecting it.
- This demonstrates continued confidence in Musk's leadership, even with concerns about his focus.