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The order in Nos. 25A1207 and 25A1208 is dated "[May 14, 2026]" and says "The applications for stay ... are granted".
CBS News report that the Court is allowing mail access to continue for patients nationwide for now.[1]
Reuters: the justices restored for now the 2023 federal rule, ensuring mifepristone can still be prescribed through telemedicine and dispensed by mail.[1]
Timeline of the 4 May administrative stay, its extension through 14 May, and the 14 May stay; the case then went back to the Fifth Circuit for full briefing and argument.[1]
Updated note: on May 14, 2026 the Court blocked the lower court order, leaving current FDA rules in place so the drug can be prescribed via telehealth and dispensed by mail or at pharmacies while the litigation continues.[1]
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