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The morning read for Monday, July 29
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Monday morning read: ‘No one is above the law’: Biden calls for sweeping Supreme Court reforms (Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA Today) Inside the…
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Italy’s Meloni vows to ‘relaunch’ relations with China
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French PM Gabriel Attal gets the scoop on Lady Gaga’s engagement
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Rachel Reeves Expected To Unveil £20bn ‘Black Hole’ In Public Finances
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will make a major announcement in the Commons today Chancellor Rachel Reeves will unveil a £20bn “black
Meet Lucie Castets, the French PM-hopeful vowing to be a thorn in Macron’s side
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Stephen Fry Repurposes Famous Brexit Slogan To Slam ‘Insane’ Water Pollution In UK
Writer and comedian Stephen Fry took issue with the state of the UK’s water system Writer and comedian Stephen Fry
European Parliament’s gender equality drive thwarted by the right-wing
The new European Parliament hasn’t only tilted right-wing, it’s also even more male-dominated. Only 277 of the new Parliament’s 719