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r Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview on ABC News with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t.... https://app.t2.world/article/cly6pr0lf7361311xmcby7ptipq
Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview [on ABC News](https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/president-joe-biden-sit-abc-news-friday-interview/story?id=111618360) with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t. Either way, conversation has already started about what happens if Biden steps aside. And that has [put](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-biden-donald-trump-debate-live-updates_n_667c473ce4b05521a7f0538b/liveblog_66855834e4b0971108c1aaea) [the](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-biden-donald-trump-debate-live-updates_n_667c473ce4b05521a7f0538b/liveblog_66845d36e4b0e3bf97719a30) [focus](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-biden-donald-trump-debate-live-updates_n_667c473ce4b05521a7f0538b/liveblog_66855fb4e4b0940ade42b48d) on Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is the most likely to take Biden’s place in almost any scenario, whether she receives some kind of formal endorsement from Biden and party leaders or simply has to prevail in an open contest for convention delegates. Among the plausible contenders, she has the most name recognition and stature. She, and only she, can say she’s been in the room and on the world stage with Biden, and performed under White House-level scrutiny.
Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview on ABC News with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t. Either way, conversation has already started about what happens if Biden steps aside. And that has put the focus on Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is the most likely to take Biden’s place in almost any scenario, whether she receives some kind of formal endorsement from Biden and party leaders or simply has to prevail in an open contest for convention delegates. Among the plausible contenders, she has the most name recognition and stature. She, and only she, can say she’s been in the room and on the world stage with Biden, and performed under White House-level scrutiny.
Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview on ABC News with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t. Either way, conversation has already started about what happens if Biden steps aside. And that has put the focus on Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is the most likely to take Biden’s place in almost any scenario, whether she receives some kind of formal endorsement from Biden and party leaders or simply has to prevail in an open contest for convention delegates. Among the plausible contenders, she has the most name recognition and stature. She, and only she, can say she’s been in the room and on the world stage with Biden, and performed under White House-level scrutiny.
Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview on ABC News with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t. Either way, conversation has already started about what happens if Biden steps aside. And that has put the focus on Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is the most likely to take Biden’s place in almost any scenario, whether she receives some kind of formal endorsement from Biden and party leaders or simply has to prevail in an open contest for convention delegates. Among the plausible contenders, she has the most name recognition and stature. She, and only she, can say she’s been in the room and on the world stage with Biden, and performed under White House-level scrutiny.
Reports suggest Biden hopes to prove he’s up to the job, starting with a Friday sit-down interview on ABC News with George Stephanopoulos. Maybe he will succeed. Maybe he won’t. Either way, conversation has already started about what happens if Biden steps aside. And that has put the focus on Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris is the most likely to take Biden’s place in almost any scenario, whether she receives some kind of formal endorsement from Biden and party leaders or simply has to prevail in an open contest for convention delegates. Among the plausible contenders, she has the most name recognition and stature. She, and only she, can say she’s been in the room and on the world stage with Biden, and performed under White House-level scrutiny.
Trump seems keen on allowing Biden’s performance in last week’s debate to remain at the in the spotlight, undisturbed by an announcement of his pick for vice president, two sources told [The New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/02/us/politics/trump-vp-debate.html). [Trump has previously said ](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/donald-trump-says-hes-selected-a-vice-president_n_667771c8e4b0602e9ceb5f96)he has chosen who his running mate will be. [While reports in June indicated](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-vice-presidential-pick-could-come-this-week_n_667b38ffe4b017bda37ad6bf) that Trump might announce his running mate ahead of the debate, The New York Times said he is now taking the timing of the Fourth of July holiday and the Republican National Convention into consideration.
Trump seems keen on allowing Biden’s performance in last week’s debate to remain at the in the spotlight, undisturbed by an announcement of his pick for vice president, two sources told The New York Times. Trump has previously said he has chosen who his running mate will be. While reports in June indicated that Trump might announce his running mate ahead of the debate, The New York Times said he is now taking the timing of the Fourth of July holiday and the Republican National Convention into consideration.
Trump seems keen on allowing Biden’s performance in last week’s debate to remain at the in the spotlight, undisturbed by an announcement of his pick for vice president, two sources told The New York Times. Trump has previously said he has chosen who his running mate will be. While reports in June indicated that Trump might announce his running mate ahead of the debate, The New York Times said he is now taking the timing of the Fourth of July holiday and the Republican National Convention into consideration.
**Trump seems keen on allowing Biden’s performance in last week’s debate to remain at the in the spotlight, undisturbed by an announcement of his pick for vice president, two sources told The New York Times.Trump has previously said he has chosen who his running mate will be. While reports in June indicated that Trump might announce his running mate ahead of the debate, The New York Times said he is now taking the timing of the Fourth of July holiday and the Republican National Convention into consideration.**
Trump seems keen on allowing Biden’s performance in last week’s debate to remain at the in the spotlight, undisturbed by an announcement of his pick for vice president, two sources told The New York Times. Trump has previously said he has chosen who his running mate will be. While reports in June indicated that Trump might announce his running mate ahead of the debate, The New York Times said he is now taking the timing of the Fourth of July holiday and the Republican National Convention into consideration.
Military service is compulsory for most Jewish men and women in Israel. But politically powerful ultra-Orthodox parties have won exemptions for their followers to skip military service and instead study in religious seminaries.
Military service is compulsory for most Jewish men and women in Israel. But politically powerful ultra-Orthodox parties have won exemptions for their followers to skip military service and instead study in religious seminaries.
Military service is compulsory for most Jewish men and women in Israel. But politically powerful ultra-Orthodox parties have won exemptions for their followers to skip military service and instead study in religious seminaries.
a “A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan wrote in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for... https://app.t2.world/article/cly10dnl88709781zmcgmth70d9
“A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan [wrote](https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/22-451_7m58.pdf) in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for the majority was Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by all five of the court’s other conservatives — who now, in Kagan’s words, have “the power to make all manner of scientific and technical judgments.”
“A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan wrote in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for the majority was Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by all five of the court’s other conservatives — who now, in Kagan’s words, have “the power to make all manner of scientific and technical judgments.”
“A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan wrote in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for the majority was Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by all five of the court’s other conservatives — who now, in Kagan’s words, have “the power to make all manner of scientific and technical judgments.”
“A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan wrote in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for the majority was Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by all five of the court’s other conservatives — who now, in Kagan’s words, have “the power to make all manner of scientific and technical judgments.”
“A rule of judicial humility gives way to a rule of judicial hubris,” Kagan wrote in her 29-page dissent. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson joined her. Writing for the majority was Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by all five of the court’s other conservatives — who now, in Kagan’s words, have “the power to make all manner of scientific and technical judgments.”
t The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National... https://app.t2.world/article/clxzob4n213498161zmc1ova0zrx
The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National Marine Fisheries Service that required fishing boats to pay the salary of the federal inspectors who ride on them. Lawyers for the fishing companies argued that the court should not only overturn the regulations, but also eliminate the deference afforded to agencies to write such regulations by the court’s precedent in Chevron.
The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National Marine Fisheries Service that required fishing boats to pay the salary of the federal inspectors who ride on them. Lawyers for the fishing companies argued that the court should not only overturn the regulations, but also eliminate the deference afforded to agencies to write such regulations by the court’s precedent in Chevron.
The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National Marine Fisheries Service that required fishing boats to pay the salary of the federal inspectors who ride on them. Lawyers for the fishing companies argued that the court should not only overturn the regulations, but also eliminate the deference afforded to agencies to write such regulations by the court’s precedent in Chevron.
The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National Marine Fisheries Service that required fishing boats to pay the salary of the federal inspectors who ride on them. Lawyers for the fishing companies argued that the court should not only overturn the regulations, but also eliminate the deference afforded to agencies to write such regulations by the court’s precedent in Chevron.
The issue of whether to overturn Chevron came before the court after two fishing companies ― Relentless and Loper Bright Enterprises ― challenged regulations imposed in 2020 by the National Marine Fisheries Service that required fishing boats to pay the salary of the federal inspectors who ride on them. Lawyers for the fishing companies argued that the court should not only overturn the regulations, but also eliminate the deference afforded to agencies to write such regulations by the court’s precedent in Chevron.
“And now I know, hey, you can get everything done in a strip mall. But that was back then, so I was concerned. But of course I didn’t say anything. And I got them done and then they took me home.” Spelling said she was initially scared to tell her parents that she’d gone under the knife, so she enlisted her Hollywood pals to help her recover.
“And now I know, hey, you can get everything done in a strip mall. But that was back then, so I was concerned. But of course I didn’t say anything. And I got them done and then they took me home.” Spelling said she was initially scared to tell her parents that she’d gone under the knife, so she enlisted her Hollywood pals to help her recover.
“And now I know, hey, you can get everything done in a strip mall. But that was back then, so I was concerned. But of course I didn’t say anything. And I got them done and then they took me home.” Spelling said she was initially scared to tell her parents that she’d gone under the knife, so she enlisted her Hollywood pals to help her recover.
“And now I know, hey, you can get everything done in a strip mall. But that was back then, so I was concerned. But of course I didn’t say anything. And I got them done and then they took me home.” Spelling said she was initially scared to tell her parents that she’d gone under the knife, so she enlisted her Hollywood pals to help her recover.
“And now I know, hey, you can get everything done in a strip mall. But that was back then, so I was concerned. But of course I didn’t say anything. And I got them done and then they took me home.” Spelling said she was initially scared to tell her parents that she’d gone under the knife, so she enlisted her Hollywood pals to help her recover.
“Ramiro knew he took something from this world he could never give back,” Gonzales’ lawyers said. “He lived with that shame every day, and it shaped the person he worked so hard to become. If this country’s legal system was intended to encourage rehabilitation, he would be an exemplar.” Patricia Townsend, the mother of Bridget Townsend, previously [told](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/06/25/bridget-townsend-ramiro-gonzales-execution-texas/74176166007/) USA Today that Gonzales’ execution would be a “joyful occasion” for her family, noting that it took place on her daughter’s birthday. Bridget Townsend “was a beautiful person who loved life and loved people,” she said. “Every time she was with somebody she hadn’t seen in a while, she had to hug ’em.”
“Ramiro knew he took something from this world he could never give back,” Gonzales’ lawyers said. “He lived with that shame every day, and it shaped the person he worked so hard to become. If this country’s legal system was intended to encourage rehabilitation, he would be an exemplar.” Patricia Townsend, the mother of Bridget Townsend, previously told USA Today that Gonzales’ execution would be a “joyful occasion” for her family, noting that it took place on her daughter’s birthday. Bridget Townsend “was a beautiful person who loved life and loved people,” she said. “Every time she was with somebody she hadn’t seen in a while, she had to hug ’em.”
“Ramiro knew he took something from this world he could never give back,” Gonzales’ lawyers said. “He lived with that shame every day, and it shaped the person he worked so hard to become. If this country’s legal system was intended to encourage rehabilitation, he would be an exemplar.” Patricia Townsend, the mother of Bridget Townsend, previously told USA Today that Gonzales’ execution would be a “joyful occasion” for her family, noting that it took place on her daughter’s birthday. Bridget Townsend “was a beautiful person who loved life and loved people,” she said. “Every time she was with somebody she hadn’t seen in a while, she had to hug ’em.”
“Ramiro knew he took something from this world he could never give back,” Gonzales’ lawyers said. “He lived with that shame every day, and it shaped the person he worked so hard to become. If this country’s legal system was intended to encourage rehabilitation, he would be an exemplar.” Patricia Townsend, the mother of Bridget Townsend, previously [told](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/06/25/bridget-townsend-ramiro-gonzales-execution-texas/74176166007/) USA Today that Gonzales’ execution would be a “joyful occasion” for her family, noting that it took place on her daughter’s birthday. Bridget Townsend “was a beautiful person who loved life and loved people,” she said. “Every time she was with somebody she hadn’t seen in a while, she had to hug ’em.”
“Ramiro knew he took something from this world he could never give back,” Gonzales’ lawyers said. “He lived with that shame every day, and it shaped the person he worked so hard to become. If this country’s legal system was intended to encourage rehabilitation, he would be an exemplar.” Patricia Townsend, the mother of Bridget Townsend, previously told USA Today that Gonzales’ execution would be a “joyful occasion” for her family, noting that it took place on her daughter’s birthday. Bridget Townsend “was a beautiful person who loved life and loved people,” she said. “Every time she was with somebody she hadn’t seen in a while, she had to hug ’em.”
n Norfolk Southern has repeatedly defended the move, citing the purported risk of the tanker cars suddenly exploding. But the National Transportation and Safety Board threw cold water on that narrative... https://app.t2.world/article/clxve00mg749521zmc9ipax6gc
Norfolk Southern has repeatedly defended the move, citing the purported risk of the tanker cars suddenly exploding. But the National Transportation and Safety Board threw cold water on that narrative Tuesday during a hearing on the findings of the agency’s lengthy investigation into the Feb. 3, 2023, derailment.
Norfolk Southern has repeatedly defended the move, citing the purported risk of the tanker cars suddenly exploding. But the National Transportation and Safety Board threw cold water on that narrative Tuesday during a hearing on the findings of the agency’s lengthy investigation into the Feb. 3, 2023, derailment.
Norfolk Southern has repeatedly defended the move, citing the purported risk of **the **tanker cars **suddenly **exploding. But the National Transportation and Safety Board threw cold water on that narrative Tuesday during a hearing on the findings of the agency’s lengthy investigation into the Feb. 3, 2023, derailment.
Norfolk Southern has repeatedly defended the move, citing the purported risk of **the** tanker cars **suddenly** exploding. But the National Transportation and Safety Board threw cold water on that narrative Tuesday during a hearing on the findings of the agency’s lengthy investigation into the Feb. 3, 2023, derailment.
Leo is best known as the kingpin of a decades-long effort to pack the federal judiciary with conservative judges. As the leader of the Federalist Society, Leo assembled a vast and secretive network of wealthy donors and nonprofits to amplify the power of the conservative legal movement, culminating in Leo handpicking the list of former President Donald Trump’s potential nominees to the Supreme Court. While some of his efforts are highly public, others, like the funding of Do No Harm, occur with little fanfare. The medley of conservative groups channeling money to Do No Harm underscores the growing belief on the right that attacking trans rights is “a political winner.”
Leo is best known as the kingpin of a decades-long effort to pack the federal judiciary with conservative judges. As the leader of the Federalist Society, Leo assembled a vast and secretive network of wealthy donors and nonprofits to amplify the power of the conservative legal movement, culminating in Leo handpicking the list of former President Donald Trump’s potential nominees to the Supreme Court. While some of his efforts are highly public, others, like the funding of Do No Harm, occur with little fanfare. The medley of conservative groups channeling money to Do No Harm underscores the growing belief on the right that attacking trans rights is [“a political winner.”](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/25/us/politics/transgender-laws-republicans.html)
Leo is best known as the kingpin of a decades-long effort to pack the federal judiciary with conservative judges. As the leader of the Federalist Society, Leo assembled a vast and secretive network of wealthy donors and nonprofits to amplify the power of the conservative legal movement, culminating in Leo handpicking the list of former President Donald Trump’s potential nominees to the Supreme Court. While some of his efforts are highly public, others, like the funding of Do No Harm, occur with little fanfare. The medley of conservative groups channeling money to Do No Harm underscores the growing belief on the right that attacking trans rights is [“a political winner.”](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/25/us/politics/transgender-laws-republicans.html)
Leo is best known as the kingpin of a decades-long effort to pack the federal judiciary with conservative judges. As the leader of the Federalist Society, Leo assembled a vast and secretive network of wealthy donors and nonprofits to amplify the power of the conservative legal movement, culminating in Leo handpicking the list of former President Donald Trump’s potential nominees to the Supreme Court. While some of his efforts are highly public, others, like the funding of Do No Harm, occur with little fanfare. The medley of conservative groups channeling money to Do No Harm underscores the growing belief on the right that attacking trans rights is “a political winner.”
“She gets up, and she starts playing this song, and it sounds familiar,” he said. “And I’m kind of a little bit out of it, and I’m looking at my wife, like, ‘What is this song? I know this song, what is this song?’ And she was playing the Foo Fighters song ‘Best of You.’ ... She was singing it so beautiful, it sounded so great.” Neither Grohl nor Swift’s reps immediately responded to a request for comment.
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“These are baseless claims brought by the very people who spread debunked lies about the 2020 elections and have used those same debunked lies to advance laws across the nation that make it harder to vote and easier to undermine the will of the people,” Patterson said in a statement. Here’s a look at what the order does, what federal agencies have done so far to comply with it and what Republicans are saying about it.
“So now I’m upset, because it’s already late at night, I’ve been here all day, ready to work, y’all weren’t here, and you’re still talking about that failed trial,” she told Jimmy Kimmel. “So, I had to ask her if she understood, because she’s not the brightest, and ultimately...” “She attacked you,” Kimmel said. “She did,” said Crockett. The May 16 hearing of the GOP-led committee devolved into chaos after Greene told Crockett, “I think your fake eyelashes are messing up what you’re reading.”
A new team was assigned to reinvestigate the case in 2021 and submitted the evidence to a private DNA lab for retesting. The DNA obtained from the lab was then submitted to the national law enforcement DNA database known as CODIS, which matched a cheek swab taken from Jackson. The bodies of Winans and Williams, who were last seen May 24, were found inside their sleeping bags. They had been gagged, with their hands bound and their throats slashed.