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The South Carolina Supreme Court on Thursday overturned the state’s ban on abortion after around six weeks of pregnancy, ruling that the law violated the state’s constitutional right to privacy.The 3-2 decision comes nearly seven months after the U.S. Supreme Court’s bombshell ruling voiding the federal constitutional right to terminate pregnancies.President Joe Biden’s press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, in a tweet wrote: “We are encouraged by South Carolina’s Supreme Court ruling today on the state’s extreme and dangerous abortion ban.””Women should be able to make their own decisions about their bodies,” Jean-Pierre wrote.The decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court is…

An Indiana woman kidnapped an 8-year-old old girl from a playground, dropped the child off at her home with her confused husband – then ran down the street naked, authorities said.Brittany Hurtt, 34, allegedly clashed with Austin police when she was arrested Monday, railing that children “were being taught by the computers and all the children needed to die” as she was taken for a medical examination, according to court records.Hurtt had allegedly tried to abduct another child before the kidnapping, with the would-be victim later telling authorities Hurrt grabbed her wrist and said, “Let’s start a family.”Police were notified that…

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. Is there anything more exciting than scoring a designer steal? That specific rush of finding and securing a discount on a high-priced luxury item is simply divine! The only obstacle we run into? A lack of inventory and fast-moving sales. Quite often, your size runs out, you’ll add an item to your cart and it disappears or most of the pieces up for grabs aren’t worthwhile staples. We’ve seen it happen a bit recently, but that certainly didn’t deter Us from scouring the…

What better way to ring in the New Year than with two fabulous women—albeit from very different arenas. On this week’s episode of The Run-Through with Vogue, we speak with New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and model and entrepreneur Hailey Bieber. ContentThis content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.The Senator spoke to us about her landmark FABRIC act which aims to ensure fair wages and labor rules for garment workers as well as her reaction to the recent midterm elections and hopes for the next presidential election. But she also shared her New Year’s resolutions (they include…

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Andrew Marchand and John Ourand discuss ESPN’s coverage of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest during “Monday Night Football” and what the network could have done differently. Other topics include Google/YouTube’s $2+ billion deal for the NFL Sunday Ticket package and Amazon’s plans to launch a sports-focused app. This week’s show has regular podcast features like Who’s Up and Who’s Down and Call of the Week. Source: New York Post

Finally, a genuine bank run in cryptoland. Silvergate Capital on Thursday announced deposits from its digital assets customers fell from about $12bn to just $4bn in the fourth quarter. To fund those withdrawal requests, the California-based bank first relied on borrowings and then turned to selling off $5bn of debt securities in its portfolio. These portfolio sales led to a paper loss on those transactions of more than $700mn.Silvergate catered to institutional crypto investors. One of its main products offered a payments network for digital exchanges and platforms. It had worked with FTX, which like Celsius Holding and Voyager Digital,…

Celsius Network founder Alex Mashinsky has been hit with a civil lawsuit from the New York attorney-general, which accuses the former head of the bankrupt crypto lender of defrauding hundreds of thousands of investors and flouting the state’s securities laws.The 57-year-old, who established Celsius in 2017 and was running the business when it dramatically collapsed in July, had promoted the company “as a safe alternative to banks while concealing that [it] was actually engaged in risky investment strategies”, the lawsuit said.Celsius’s bankruptcy was a watershed moment in the unprecedented market crash that hit the digital assets sector in the summer.…