Tennessee doctors fear future ahead of abortion trigger ban

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Clinics in the U.S. are seeing a rush of patients in the final days of legal abortion, as calls grow for President Joe Biden to take action and protect abortion rights nationwide.

Jackson Proskow talks to doctors from Tennessee, a state that has one the most restrictive abortion bans, and they share their fears for the future.

In striking down of Roe V. Wade, one conservative Supreme Court justice signalled more rights could be on the line, increasing worries among millions of Americans about what's to come.

Jennifer Johnson has more on the fight to ensure the controversial decision isn't the beginning of reconsideration of other human rights by the court’s conservative majority.

As rallies continued across the United States against banning abortion, several Canadian cities held their own events in support of abortion rights this weekend.

While abortions are legal in Canada, advocates say disparities in abortion access is still a big problem. Heather Yourex-West explains.

In Ukraine, Russian forces have launched more waves of missile attacks killing and injuring innocent civilians on Sunday.

The attacks include a new round of bombardments on Kyiv, which comes just days after the European Union agreed to formally accept Ukraine's EU candidacy. Sean O'Shea has more on the deadly situation in Ukraine's capital.

And David Akin reports from Germany as G7 leaders meet for a three-day summit. As he reports, the leaders are determined to show unity against Russian aggression.

In an exclusive interview on The West Block, former Conservative senate leader Marjory LeBreton expressed worries for the party that she's worked with for decades due to internal divisiveness.

Plus, tens of thousands of people marched in Sunday’s Pride parade in downtown Toronto, marking the return of in-person festivities for the annual LGBTQ celebration. Megan King has more on the festivities.