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The stakes are sky-high for Republicans, with a possible 6-to-3 conservative majority on the nation’s top court.
The Daily 202Analysis
President Trump will probably pick a woman, and John Roberts will no longer be the deciding vote.
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What Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and others said when a 2020 Supreme Court vacancy was just hypothetical.
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Under President Obama, Mitch McConnell wouldn't fill a Supreme Court opening. He confirmed he will this time under President Trump.
The TakeAnalysis
The issues that surround the Supreme Court vacancy encompass the broader culture war that divides red and blue America.
Rappahannock leans conservative. But transplants are changing the county’s politics, longtime residents say.
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Reps. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) and Jared Golden (D-Maine) come from states in which presidential electoral votes are awarded partly on the basis of results in each congressional district, making their individual campaigns all the more important, respectively, to President Trump and Joe Biden.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry appeared to suggest that Apple and Google could be targeted if they complied with the U.S. government’s takedown order.
The online auction site is a massive customer for the Postal Service — its second-largest retail customer after Amazon.
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In Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan (R) eased restrictions on indoor dining to coincide with a new statewide restaurant week promotion that his administration created.
Nearly two dozen students in Denton Hall have contracted the coronavirus, triggering new rules for their neighbors.
Lacking fare revenue, the transit agency has signaled it could cut rail hours and lay off hundreds of workers.
Temperatures are as much as 10 to 15 degrees below normal, but it's still rather comfortable.
It’s not a coincidence that a president who wants to do whatever he wants has teamed up with an attorney general dedicated to endowing Oval Office occupants with expansive power.
Before he coached Dwayne Haskins, Ron Rivera got some important advice from Urban Meyer: Challenge him.
With the SEC and Big Ten still not in action the college football season doesn’t feel like it’s in full swing.
The teams will play all six opponents in their division as usual, plus two cross-division games.
The quarterback described the importance of an emotional video conference call with his teammates and an incident involving him and four Black teammates as reasons he won't stay silent about racism.
The series marks an unusual end to an unconventional season, which paused for months amid the pandemic and then shifted to Canada for the postseason.
