Jessica Valenti's newsletter reports that incoming Texas Attorney General Nathan Johnson, a day after the 2026 midterms, announced he will end Ken Paxton's suits against out-of-state abortion providers and stop Texas's roughly 100 local "abortion trafficking" ordinances, which allow civil suits to chill help for abortion seekers. She rounds up post-midterm fallout: conservatives plotting to overturn abortion rights wins in Missouri and Virginia, Maura Healey's emergency action enacting Massachusetts's new abortion law, and anti-abortion leaders' hopes of reviving the Comstock Act.