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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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20 September 2020
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President, McConnell and Graham say nomination will proceed as Senate minority leader Schumer promises: ‘Nothing is off the table’ -
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Susan Collins of Maine is among vulnerable Republican senators as polls indicate voters trust Biden more on justice picks
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The breakout star of the Democratic primary is all in for Joe Biden as the race against Donald Trump nears the final straight -
Demands for curbs on king’s wealth were unthinkable until emergence of radical grassroots movement
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This year’s historic blazes and apocalyptic skies will become routine. Hope lies in rethinking how we live with fire -
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President says he will allow Chinese-owned app in US while Walmart could acquire stake and seat on global board
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India now has 5.4m cases; China fears winter infections; NZ records new cases -
Patrols in cities and campuses aim to stop mass gatherings that flout pandemic regulations
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For Rage, the Watergate and Washington Post veteran spoke to the president for hours on record. The result is a book for the ages -
The woman behind cult HBO comedy Insecure has been making and starring in her own series for years. What took Hollywood so long to notice? -
Rumours of a leap forward in technology to be announced this week have energised an already bullish market
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She spent her extraordinary career fighting for women’s rights and ensuring the promise of the constitution applied to all -
Trump is setting up the commission to teach students ‘the miracle of American history’ – which sounds like a core part of the fascist process of taking power
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It will take more than sensible managers to reverse the rise of the hard right, says journalist Tom Blackburn -
Publication of her latest detective novel has triggered a storm of hatred and abuse
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The UFC welterweight and outspoken Trump supporter scored a TKO of Tyron Woodley, then took the fight to Joe Biden and LeBron James -
Jaylen Brown scored 26 points, Jayson Tatum added 25 and the Celtics got right back into the East finals with a 117-106 victory in Game 3
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The material girl is to write and direct her own biopic, but fans will want to see the struggles as well as the triumphs -
The former agent’s tell-all doesn’t quite tell all, fascinating on collusion but frustratingly coy on his own travails -
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Heart attacks, miscarriages, and even a death have all occurred on Immigration and Customs Enforcement flights, investigation finds -
A replacement for the liberal justice could reshape the court for a generation, marking Trump’s most lasting legacy -
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Protesters dragged into police vans at rally to demand removal of Alexander Lukashenko -
Both benevolence and selfishness inspired Josh McGrane to take part in the University of Oxford coronavirus vaccine trials
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The accident killed 121 people, and began an eight-year legal battle for engineer Alan Irwin. This is what happens when the finger of blame is pointed at you -
For diners with money to spare it is the taste of autumn but decline of red pine forests has left it with a precarious future -
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Americans from across the nation paid tribute to supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who has died -
Fire at the Moria refugee camp in Lesbos, protests in Louisville and Portland, and the enduring impact of Covid-19 -
Gregory Crewdson’s meticulously staged landscapes explore post-industrial decline in small-town America
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