48 Hours of Protest, Thousands of Americans cry out for Abortion Rights

Pro-choice activists and reproductive rights supporters have been making their voices heard through mass protests in response to the Supreme Court’s Friday decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which effectively overturned 1973’s Roe v. Wade ruling that gave Americans a constitutional right to an abortion.

By Friday night, protests began to intensify all over the country. On Saturday, the crowds in front of the Supreme Court had not relented, as thousands of abortion rights supporters continued to chant and wave signs around the building’s security parameter. But it’s not only rights to abortion access that are under siege. Reproductive rights advocates and educators fear the next potential targets for politicians with opposing views. Services that are in jeopardy may include access to contraception, assisted reproduction like IVF treatment, and even broader health care restrictions. Part of their concern stems from a concurrent Dobbs opinion written by Justice Clarence Thomas that claims the cases establishing a right to gay marriage and access to birth control were decided on shaky legal reasoning, and that the Court has “a duty to ‘correct the error.’”  Though the fall of Roe has been a crushing blow for abortion rights supporters, the weekend’s protests are a clear signal that many across the country have also found renewed strength to keep rallying for reproductive rights.   Click here to read more.

Mariners-Angels brawl: Punches thrown, eight ejections made as Jesse Winker plunking leads to heated fight

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Colorado Avalanche win Stanley Cup

Avalanche vs. Lightning score Stanley Cup Final Game 6: Colorado wins 2-1 for team’s third championship.  A two-goal second period helped lift Colorado past Tampa Bay.

The Conn Smythe most valuable player award (MVP) in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, went to Colorado Avalanche’s Cale Makar – a Canadian player of Ukrainian descent.

This is the third Stanley Cup won by the Denver team, following victories in 1996 and 2001. After finishing at the bottom of the NHL standings just five years ago, the Avalanche hoisted the Stanley Cup for the first time since 2001, and they did it against one of the greatest teams of the salary cap era.

Ben Affleck’s son Samuel, 10, BUMPS Lamborghini into a BMW after his dad let him behind the wheel during outing with Jennifer Lopez

The incident took place at 777 Exotics in Los Angeles on Sunday.  Samuel was with his dad, 49, and Jennifer Lopez, 52, on summer day.  Samuel was in driver’s seat of Lamborghini when it backed into BMW.  Lopez was seated in rear driver’s side seat at time.  Affleck and Samuel both checked out back of vehicle after incident. Affleck’s rep said there was no damage and no injuries.

Weatherman Can’t Stop Laughing On Live TV

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