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Category: Politics
Democratic delegates erupt over Biden’s nomination in private chats
President Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance set off a heated argument among California delegates to the Democratic nominating convention, exposing
Biden tests positive for Covid in fresh blow to campaign
The president said he would consider dropping out of the race if presented with a “medical condition”
Liz Truss Writes To Civil Service Again Over ‘Matter Of Deep Concern To British Public’
Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss has expressed her concerns about briefing notes for the King’s Speech yet again. Liz
This Photo Of Female Labour MPs Reveals Another Bleak Reality For The Tory Benches
All the female MPs elected for the Labour Party at the latest general election A new photo of the Labour
Von der Leyen is in! Let the fighting over the next European Commission begin.
STRASBOURG — Ursula von der Leyen will spend the next five years as president of the European Commission. But getting
Brexit hit UK’s pandemic response, Covid inquiry finds
LONDON — Preparations for the possibility of a no-deal Brexit hampered Britain’s preparedness for a global pandemic, the U.K.’s Covid
The morning read for Thursday, July 18
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Thursday morning read: Biden’s 41-year evolution on Supreme Court reform (Zachary B. Wolf, CNN) Judge declines to alter sentences for Mobile doctors who…
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With Good Neighbor Plan in jeopardy, states, EPA ask: where should the agency’s opponents go to court?
The Petitions of the Week column highlights some of the cert petitions recently filed in the Supreme Court. A list of all petitions we’re watching is available here. In June, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Environmental Protection Agency from enforcing its Good Neighbor Plan…
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Funded summer clubs for eligible families in Preston and South Ribble
Eligible families in Preston and South Ribble have received an e-voucher allowing them to book a funded place on one of the many Get Stuck In / holiday activities and […]