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"Out of an abundance of caution, I sought medical advice and was tested for COVID-19," the senator said.

A Lindsey Graham spokesman told Newsweek the process of confirming Barrett to the Supreme Court is continuing with "no change."

Consumer searches for Ruth Bader Ginsburg-themed merchandise exceeded 17,000 on one platform the day after her death.

The protesters sought to highlight the nominee's anti-abortion stances by imitating characters from Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel and its 2017 TV series adaptation.

Barrett wrote an appellate decision last year that made it easier for students accused of committing campus sexual assaults to challenge their university's handling of the cases.

"It was a very excellent opportunity for me to understand the judicial philosophy of Judge Barrett," the Utah Republican said after the meeting.

When every judicial vacancy—particularly those at the highest level—touches off titanic and existential battles among the political parties, that is one of the surest signs that we've lost our way.

Even after years of losing in the courts, the pro-life movement is energized, ready to fight and ready to win. We are looking forward with excitement to a new and better future for America.

There are more brilliant minds in America than could fit in the halls of Harvard or Yale.

The very provision that was designed to keep religious prejudice out of the Constitution has been reinterpreted in terms that enforce such prejudice, giving the Constitution's religious liberty a slant against orthodoxy.

A recent analysis from a government watchdog group found that Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald Trump's pick for the Supreme Court, ruled in favor of corporations over people in 42 out of 55 cases while serving as a federal appeals court judge.

"I'm not opposed to the justice," Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said. "She seems like a very fine person."

Two phrases lingering at the top of Trump's association list included "peaceful transition" and "transition of power."

"This is something that people are willing to get in the streets and fight for," said Rachel O'Leary Carmona, executive director of Women's March.

So far four Democrat senators have said they won't meet with President Trump's Supreme Court Nominee, as they find the process "illegitimate."

It's time for a new feminism to emerge—and for GOP lawmakers to demonstrate their commitment to family values. That will require defining a new feminism of interdependence and a pro-family economic policy agenda.

Students are excited to see Judge Amy Coney Barrett's name nominated for the Supreme Court in a move that will shake up the exclusively Ivy League bench.

Despite polls showing a majority of Americans oppose Trump filling the vacant Supreme Court seat before the election, voters are much less inclined to oppose Barrett specifically.

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A new poll found that a majority of South Carolina voters would back a vote on Trump's Supreme Court nominee before November 3.

Ours is a country built upon diversity, especially religious diversity.

Senator Tim Kaine said any Supreme Court vote held before election day would be a "reckless" move risking further division.

Senator Kamala Harris will try to make the case against confirming Amy Coney Barrett without feeding into a Republican narrative about anti-Catholic bigotry.

"I'm challenging the idea that White parents of kids of color are inherently 'not racist' and the bots completely change what I'm saying..." Kendi tweeted.

Majorities of voters in Michigan and Wisconsin believe the results of the presidential election should decide who fills the current Supreme Court vacancy.

The House Speaker said the president has only one goal for rushing Amy Coney Barrett onto the Supreme Court: to abolish the Affordable Care Act, starting with November 10 oral arguments over the health law.

Amy Coney Barrett's stance on abortion laws have come under scrutiny amid the divisive nomination process.

"Mostly, I'm looking for somebody that can interpret the Constitution as written," the president said.

The National Prayer March was led by Rev. Franklin Graham, a conservative evangelical and Trump supporter, in downtown Washington.

The fierce political gamesmanship over Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat could ultimately be good for our country and for the Court too. Here's why