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Figure out bitcoin, we figure out things when we know that it's personal to us, and we know that we can help our neighbors understand the importance of this, and this is something as latosha was saying, requires a movement, a social movement, a cultural movement, to understand what's on the line. >> i want to stick with you, evan. a part of me thinks this case could potentially backfire. if it goes to the supreme court, and they are able to further dismantle voting rights, particularly section 2, are you worried about that? because then, still, we have to remember, there's still a 6-3 majority...

Actually review the merits of that lower court's decision to determine really the fate of section 2 of the voting rights act. >> so thank you for that, evan, and latosha, we know, thinking about voting rights, i know i'm exhausted and you must be exhausted. people aren't necessarily thinking about redistricting, they're thinking about voter suppression at polls but it starts way before then. how can voters navigate that, and given congress's failure, people are looking to you to navigate that. >> i think we need to understand what's happening in this moment, even if we go back to the alabama c...

Even the most glamorous, expensive superyachts can end up having a tragic fate. This beautiful vessel was built for a famous Arab sheik and was a popular...

Built in 1988 at the Dutch-based shipbuilding company Van Mill, the 43.95-metre motor yacht Starship, for sale, is looking for a new owner. Undergoing her most recent refit in 2015 for a cost of $2,000,000, the motor yacht for sale features exterior architecture by Pieter Beeldsnijder Design and collaborative interior design from the boards of Claudette Bonville & Associates and Procasa. The yacht for sale sleeps 12 guests across five staterooms, as well as  a crew of 9. Featuring a swim platform at the aft, al fresco dining for up-to six guests, a full-service bar, a sky lounge and dining...

Premium Content Subscriber only Birds of prey injured and treated on the Northern Rivers will have a custom-built aviary to recover before they are released back into nature. Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital received a grant of $50,000 from the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife to build the structure and save wildlife. Founder vet Stephen Van Mill said the free flight aviary will be located on land owned by the proprietors of Sea Peace, a subtropical forest on 368 acres of regenerated land in Ewingsdale. "The facility will treat birds of prey, raptors - wedge-tailed eagles, hawks, owl...