DOJ

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Last mentioned: Mar 13, 2026

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Across the most recent 1 story covering DOJ — 100% negative sentiment, averaging 8/10 impact.

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Timeline

  1. Missouri Pause Request

    DOJ files a request in federal court to pause the Missouri-led lawsuit citing an ongoing FDA review.

  2. Hawley Federal Bill

    Senator Josh Hawley introduces a bill in the Senate to ban mifepristone nationwide.

  3. Louisiana Pause Request

    DOJ asks Louisiana to pause its separate lawsuit; request is rejected by AG Liz Murrill.

  4. Missouri Lawsuit Filed

    Missouri, Kansas, and Idaho file suit against the FDA to restrict mifepristone access.

Stories mentioning DOJ 1

Pharma Bearish

DOJ Seeks Pause in Missouri Mifepristone Suit Amid FDA Review Strategy

The Department of Justice has requested a federal court to pause a multi-state lawsuit against the FDA regarding the abortion pill mifepristone. The move suggests a strategic effort to allow the FDA to conduct its own internal review of the drug's safety and distribution protocols.

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About DOJ coverage

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