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The Texas Supreme Court on Friday issued a ruling that effectively foreclosed the last avenue abortion clinics had to challenge the state's six-week limit ...

In the meantime, providers have been left with few options for fighting the Texas law in court. Before the appellate court moved forward with the clinics' litigation against the state licensing officials, the 5th Circuit asked the Texas Supreme Court to weigh in on what role those officials played. Besides a single day that the law had been blocked by a federal judge in Austin, abortions after six weeks have been banned in Texas since the law's September 1 implementation date. Texas, meanwhile, pointed to the hedged language Justice Neil Gorsuch used in that section of the majority opinion. However, on Friday, the state Supreme Court said that in its reading the law, known as Senate Bill 8, the officials did not play a direct or indirect role in its enforcement. The clinics warned that those officials could sanction providers for facilitating abortions outlawed by the ban.

Some people were seen shouting and pushing each other as they waited to buy the expensive clothing released by Supreme in collaboration with Burberry.

"Supreme knew exactly what it was doing when they made this Burberry collaboration [first come first serve] in its stores," one individual wrote on Twitter as they posted a short clip of the fight. The new clothes were being sold on a first come, first serve basis, according to the Sun. The behavior from the customers has drawn some criticism to Supreme as videos went viral on social media.

The U.S. Supreme Court left a shred of a case and today the Texas Supreme Court threw out even the crumbs of the case that was left,” said Julia Kaye, ...

But that case has been filed in Illinois district court, and could take years to make it to the U.S. Supreme Court, if it makes it there at all. While Friday’s decision is disappointing for Texas abortion providers, Kaye said, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision was the much more significant setback. “We have said from the beginning that abortionists’ lawsuit should be dismissed, and we’re grateful that the law will continue saving thousands of lives.” Many legal analysts have interpreted the Supreme Court’s December decision to let the Texas law stand as a signal that the 6-to-3 conservative-majority court will either overturn or roll back Roe. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that guaranteed a constitutional right to abortion. In an unusual step, the law empowers private citizens to sue anyone who helps facilitate an abortion in Texas after the legal limit, from the doctor who performs the procedure to the Uber driver who takes a patient to a clinic.

The release of a new collaboration between Burberry and Supreme erupted in violence on Thursday, as several shoppers brawled in front of a NYC store.

Footage of the fight circulated on social media, which showed several men throwing punches and pushing each other as a long line of shoppers looked on. Although it’s unclear what started the scuffle, a NYPD spokesperson told the New York Post that no injuries were reported at the scene. In another clip captured by TMZ, a group of men trade shots against a FedEx truck in the street before a pair of police officers stepped in to end the tussle.

The ruling is a major setback for abortion providers in the Lone Star State who have pushed back against the nation's most restrictive abortion law for ...

A Missouri lawmaker attached an amendment to several bills in recent weeks that would use a mechanism similar to the Texas law’s to sue anyone who aids a woman in seeking an abortion out of state. The Texas abortion ban, in place since Sept. 1, has become among the nation’s strictest abortion policies and spurred attempts to introduce copycat legislation in at least a dozen states. In November, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments over a procedural element of the controversial Texas law, later determining that abortion clinics could keep up their challenge in lower federal courts while significantly limiting who can be listed as a defendant in a case. “The Texas Supreme Court has ended the lawsuit from abortion providers against SB 8,” Planned Parenthood’s Texas branch wrote in a tweet Friday. “This means that SB 8 will stay in place indefinitely – leaving Texans with extremely limited access to abortion. Nevertheless, Texans are still finding ways to get abortions. The Texas Supreme Court on Friday dealt yet another blow to abortion providers, ruling that state licensing officials lack the authority to enforce the a controversial abortion ban beyond six weeks of pregnancy.

Texas' high court on Friday effectively ended a challenge by clinics to a state law that banned most abortions by ruling that state officials, ...

“Texas law does not grant the state-agency executives named as defendants in this case any authority to enforce the Act’s requirements.” Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion legal nationwide, and that the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court is now weighing rolling back or overturning in a Mississippi case. The U.S. Supreme Court in December had allowed the case to partly move forward against those same licensing officials.