did fair during the semester and killed during the final exams?" It's the longest decision making process the judges have ever been through for the final choice. Naima's journey was a solid one, but her final was amazing; she has "an aura that speaks to a lot of young girls in America, and in the final fashion show, you rocked." On the other hand, Kahlen's photos "rival the top models that are in Elle, Vogue and Harper's Bazaar right now." But Kahlen's final performance wasn't as strong; she didn't "own" the fashion show. As the tension builds, Tyra points to a display where the winner's photo will appear and, finally, Naima's photo flashes on screen. "I'm speechless," she exclaims joyfully, and Tyra embraces her. Kahlen's tears fall freely;Reproductive rights advocates on Monday welcomed rulings from federal judges temporarily blocking three states from implementing orders that would have banned abortion care during the coronavirus crisis.

"To the politicians who used this global pandemic to push their anti-abortion agenda, shame on you," said Amy Hagstrom Miller, president of Whole Woman's Health, an abortion provider in Texas and a plaintiff in one of the cases.

Orders from the Republican-led governments of Alabama, Ohio, and Texas categorized abortion as a non-essential or non-emergency medical procedure amid the outbreak, sparking outcry from healthcare defenders who said the states were exploiting the crisis to attack reproductive rights.

The first ruling to come down Monday was from Texas, as Reuters noted.

"The attorney general's interpretation of the executive order prevents Texas women from exercising what the