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GOP Women On Kavanaugh Claim: We Support Him Anyway
The panel of GOP women suggested they would back Kavanaugh regardless of whether the claims were true.
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Rudy Giuliani Says US Will Overthrow Iranian Regime
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Yale Law Faculty Call For FBI to Investigate Kavanaugh
Without an investigation, Kavanaugh's confirmation would undermine the public's faith in the Supreme Court, according to the open letter.
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Death Row Records' Suge Knight Gets 28 Years in Prison
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Vietnam's President Tran Dai Quang Dies at 61
Dang Thi Ngoc becomes Vietnam's first female president, until the National Assembly appoints a new leader next month.
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