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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies of Pancreatic Cancer
The Supreme Court announced Friday evening that Ginsburg had passed from complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer at the age of 87.
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The Los Angeles Police Department released a video showing an officer shooting the protester.
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Kamala Harris Echoes Ginsburg's Wish Not to Be Replaced Before Election
Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris believes Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's successor should be chosen by whomever holds the presidential office next.
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Ex-Pence Aide's Endorsing Biden Will Start 'Chain Reaction': Ex-Official
Former Homeland Security Department chief of staff says he heard the vice president praise former aide Olivia Troye, whom he later called a "disgruntled employee" when she criticized Trump.
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North Dakota health officials confirmed a new record for active coronavirus cases in the state on Monday, making it the highest rate of infections of any state in the country over this period.
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