Justice Stephen Breyer in his office last year. (Bill O'Leary/The Post)
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin called on critics to get on board with what he sees as a mandate for change.
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A survivor told U.S. Coast Guard officials the boat carrying 40 people capsized Saturday shortly after casting off from Bimini in the Bahamas.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Abe Fortas in 1965. (Library of Congress)
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With nearly a week left in January, the state already had logged 1,475 covid-related fatalities, highlighting the grim impact of the omicron wave.
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Fashion was the pedestal upon which the former first lady stood. She auctioned that pedestal right out from under herself.
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