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South Carolina's public health chief wants to look ahead. Critics want to blame him over COVID

The doctor who would be the first director of South Carolina’s newly organized health agency has a vision of reducing infant mortality, fighting childhood cancers and reducing drug overdoses

The Independent UK

March Madness 2025 predictions: which of the No 1 seeds are in for a shock?

Who are the players to watch? Will injuries cost Duke? Our writers pick the winners, sleepers and upsets in both NCAA Tournament brackets

The Guardian - US

March Madness offers same perks for South Carolina and Columbia. That includes new money for women

The Columbia women’s basketball team plays in an intimate 2,700-set gym nestled in Manhattan that is nowhere to be found on the national sports landscape

The Independent UK

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South Carolina inmate facing execution calls his defense more superficial than a 'Law & Order' show

Lawyers for a South Carolina inmate set to be put to death next month want to stop his execution, saying his defense’s plea for his life at his original trial was totally inadequate

The Independent UK

WNBA Draft Prospects to Watch During March Madness

With the draft just eight days after the final, the NCAA tournament is the perfect time to evaluate potential prospects.

Sports Illustrated

March Madness: The tips and tricks to win your NCAA women’s bracket

The college basketball season is winding down, which means March Madness is upon us

The Independent UK

Ex-Wife May Not Distribute Memoir in Which She Accuses Ex-Husband of Abuse, Because That May Harm Child

From Clark v. Clark, decided Mar. 5 by South Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Paula Thomas, joined by Judges Blake… The post Ex-Wife May Not Distribute Memoir in Which She Accuses Ex-Husband of Abuse, Because That May Harm Child appeared first on Reason.com.

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March Madness Brackets: Expert Predictions for the 2025 Women’s NCAA Tournament

Our staff makes round-by-round picks and decides which teams will advance to the Final Four in Tampa.

Sports Illustrated

Biggest Takeaways From the Women’s NCAA Tournament Bracket Reveal

From South Carolina’s path to the Final Four to Notre Dame’s seeding, here are the biggest notes from women's bracket.

Sports Illustrated

South Carolina's Dawn Staley Had Blunt Reaction to Not Earning No. 1 Overall Seed

Dawn Staley was blunt in her reaction to the South Carolina women's basketball team not earning the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament bracket.

Sports Illustrated

Failed Tesla Attack: Man Accidentally Sets Own Clothes Ablaze

Man accidentally sets his own clothes on fire during failed attack on Tesla Superchargers in South Carolina.

International Business Times

Nancy Mace sued for defamation by man she named in floor speech and accused of abuse

South Carolina man denies allegations made by Mace and is now seeking damages

The Independent UK

South Carolina schedules its fifth execution in seven months

A man who shot and killed an off-duty police officer is scheduled to become the fifth person executed in South Carolina since the state resumed the death penalty in September

The Independent UK

John Calipari Says He Told Arkansas Player to Purposely Miss Game-Icing Foul Shot

John Calipari explained why he told Arkansas Razorbacks guard Johnell Davis to purposely miss a potentially game-icing free throw in the win vs. South Carolina.

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Latin Times

South Carolina Woman Stabbed Her Newborn to Death Moments After Giving Birth: Police

A 31-year-old woman allegedly used a metal mail opener to fatally stab her newborn baby.

The Independent UK

Tens of billions in Hurricane Helene aid to start by March 21

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has pledged to start paying out tens of billions in aid to victims of Hurricane Helene later this month

The Guardian - US

‘We’re on the edge of chaos’: families with trans kids fight for care as bans take hold

A federal judge blocked Donald Trump’s executive order banning trans youth healthcare, but access remains uncertain

Reason

South Carolina City's Restriction on Loud "Vulgar" Music Violates First Amendment

From Moshoures v. City of North Myrtle Beach, decided today by Fourth Circuit Judge Toby Heytens, joined by Judges Albert… The post South Carolina City's Restriction on Loud "Vulgar" Music Violates First Amendment appeared first on Reason.com.

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Latin Times

Witness to First Firing Squad Death in 15 Years Details How 'More Violent' Execution Was 'Certainly Faster' Than Lethal Injection

An eyewitness to South Carolina's recent execution by firing squad described the event as "more violent"and much "faster" than lethal injection.

Salon

Red state activists refuse to give up

As GOP state lawmakers threaten reproductive rights, advocates are doubling down on their fight for freedom

Latin Times

Last Words of First Death Row Inmate Executed by Firing Squad in 15 Years Revealed: 'Help Us End the Death Penalty'

Brad Sigmon, a convicted murderer, was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, and used his last words to call for the abolition of the death penalty.

The Guardian - US

‘Etched in my mind’: reporter describes South Carolina firing squad execution

Jeffrey Collins of the Associated Press recalls experience of watching Brad Sigmon die for 2001 murders

The Independent UK

Violent and sudden. What a firing squad execution looked like through my eyes

An Associated Press journalist has served as a media eyewitness to the execution of Brad Sigmon by firing squad Friday in South Carolina

International Business Times UK

Last Words of Man Executed in South Carolina by Firing Squad: Asked Christians to Help End Death Penalty

Brad Sigmon, 67, was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, becoming the first US prisoner in 15 years to die by this method, using his final words to urge Christians to help end the death penalty.

The Independent UK

South Carolina death row inmate executed by firing squad, first in U.S. in 15 years

Brad Sigmon, 67, had a target placed in front of his heart and three prison employee volunteers shot him

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