The US Supreme Court has allowed the execution of Christa Pike in Tennessee. Two lethal injections were administered, but witnesses and her lawyer say Pike is still unharmed. The execution attempt was stopped, and medical care was provided to Pike. The Supreme Court's decision permits the execution to proceed.
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