 Anti-Abortion Laws Collapse In Major Defeat For The RightThe religious right s attempt to stop women from exercising their legal right to an abortion is facing its biggest setback in years. After realizing that national abortion laws are a no-go, especially with a Democratic president, conservatives have attempted to use their control of state governments in order to roll back women s rights.But the recent 5-3 Supreme Court decision in the case of Whole Woman s Health v. Hellerstedt found that many of the roadblocks erected by the religious right through the Republican Party have put an  undue burden  on women seeking abortion services, and have to be struck down.As a result, there is a wave of anti-choice legislation being undone.Since Monday, laws restricting abortion and non-abortion Planned Parenthood funding have already been temporarily or permanently wiped out in six states. The Center for Reproductive Rights filed a new case Friday challenging a whopping seven of Louisiana s new abortion restrictions. And on the heels of Whole Woman s Health, Planned Parenthood Federation of America announced an effort to pursue repealing laws in eight states through legislatures. (Even lawmakers hostile to abortion may prefer the less expensive option of repealing a law, rather than having to defend one that is unlikely to stand after the Supreme Court s decision.)Now, Republican lawmakers who had planned more abortion restrictions are being forced to put their plans on ice or give up on them completely. They no longer have a blank check for their attacks on women s rights.And the right has a problem nationally. While polls show voters believe in some restrictions on choice, most Americans believe that a woman has a right to abortion services. The support is even higher among women, and Republicans have ceased to be a majority in presidential elections largely thanks to votes from women. It is a losing case for them to be so opposed to abortion rights.In this year s election, Hillary Clinton has already been hammering Donald Trump on choice. Clinton of course supports abortion rights, while since the campaign began Trump has argued in favor of  punishment  for women who get abortions once they are outlawed (as the Republican Party platform calls for).The current Supreme Court vacancy will be key to future battles over abortion, as will vacancies that are likely to open up over the next four years, in large part due to the advanced age of several of the justices, including liberal stalwart Ruth Bader Ginsburg.Featured image via FlickrNews
laws collapse in major defeat for the rightthe religious right attempt stop women exercising legal right abortion facing biggest setback years after realizing national abortion laws especially democratic president conservatives attempted use control state governments order roll back women recent supreme court decision case whole woman health hellerstedt found many roadblocks erected religious right republican party put undue burden women seeking abortion services struck result wave legislation monday laws restricting abortion planned parenthood funding already temporarily permanently wiped six states the center reproductive rights filed new case friday challenging shopping seven louisiana new abortion restrictions and heels whole woman health planned parenthood federation america announced effort pursue repealing laws eight states legislatures even lawmakers hostile abortion may prefer less expensive option repealing law rather defend one unlikely stand supreme court decision now republican lawmakers planned abortion restrictions forced put plans ice give completely they longer blank check attacks women right problem nationally while polls show voters believe restrictions choice americans believe woman right abortion services the support even higher among women republicans ceased majority presidential elections largely thanks votes women it losing case opposed abortion year election hillary clinton already hamstring donald trump choice clinton course supports abortion rights since campaign began trump argued favor punishment women get abortions outlawed republican party platform calls current supreme court vacancy key future battles abortion vacancies likely open next four years large part due advanced age several justices including liberal stalwart ruth baker image via flickrnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Anti-Abortion Laws Collapse In Major Defeat For The RightThe religious right s attempt to stop women from exercising their legal right to an abortion is facing its biggest setback in years. After realizing that national abortion laws are a no-go, especially with a Democratic president, conservatives have attempted to use their control of state governments in order to roll back women s rights.But the recent 5-3 Supreme Court decision in the case of Whole Woman s Health v. Hellerstedt found that many of the roadblocks erected by the religious right through the Republican Party have put an  undue burden  on women seeking abortion services, and have to be struck down.As a result, there is a wave of anti-choice legislation being undone.Since Monday, laws restricting abortion and non-abortion Planned Parenthood funding have already been temporarily or permanently wiped out in six states. The Center for Reproductive Rights filed a new case Friday challenging a whopping seven of Louisiana s new abortion restrictions. And on the heels of Whole Woman s Health, Planned Parenthood Federation of America announced an effort to pursue repealing laws in eight states through legislatures. (Even lawmakers hostile to abortion may prefer the less expensive option of repealing a law, rather than having to defend one that is unlikely to stand after the Supreme Court s decision.)Now, Republican lawmakers who had planned more abortion restrictions are being forced to put their plans on ice or give up on them completely. They no longer have a blank check for their attacks on women s rights.And the right has a problem nationally. While polls show voters believe in some restrictions on choice, most Americans believe that a woman has a right to abortion services. The support is even higher among women, and Republicans have ceased to be a majority in presidential elections largely thanks to votes from women. It is a losing case for them to be so opposed to abortion rights.In this year s election, Hillary Clinton has already been hammering Donald Trump on choice. Clinton of course supports abortion rights, while since the campaign began Trump has argued in favor of  punishment  for women who get abortions once they are outlawed (as the Republican Party platform calls for).The current Supreme Court vacancy will be key to future battles over abortion, as will vacancies that are likely to open up over the next four years, in large part due to the advanced age of several of the justices, including liberal stalwart Ruth Bader Ginsburg.Featured image via FlickrNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: laws collapse in major defeat for the rightthe religious right attempt stop women exercising legal right abortion facing biggest setback years after realizing national abortion laws especially democratic president conservatives attempted use control state governments order roll back women recent supreme court decision case whole woman health hellerstedt found many roadblocks erected religious right republican party put undue burden women seeking abortion services struck result wave legislation monday laws restricting abortion planned parenthood funding already temporarily permanently wiped six states the center reproductive rights filed new case friday challenging shopping seven louisiana new abortion restrictions and heels whole woman health planned parenthood federation america announced effort pursue repealing laws eight states legislatures even lawmakers hostile abortion may prefer less expensive option repealing law rather defend one unlikely stand supreme court decision now republican lawmakers planned abortion restrictions forced put plans ice give completely they longer blank check attacks women right problem nationally while polls show voters believe restrictions choice americans believe woman right abortion services the support even higher among women republicans ceased majority presidential elections largely thanks votes women it losing case opposed abortion year election hillary clinton already hamstring donald trump choice clinton course supports abortion rights since campaign began trump argued favor punishment women get abortions outlawed republican party platform calls current supreme court vacancy key future battles abortion vacancies likely open next four years large part due advanced age several justices including liberal stalwart ruth baker image via flickrnews