Justice Antonin Scalia
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US President Donald Trump Signs Orders Advancing Keystone, Dakota Pipelines
US President Donald Trump moved to advance construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines on Tuesday, a pair of projects that were blocked by the Obama administration due in part to environmental concerns. Both orders are subject to renegotiations of the agreements.
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A Mystery Solved: Where Is Antonin Scalia Buried?
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's funeral was attended by thousands and carried on live television, but when the hearse pulled away from the church and headed to his burial site, his family asked for privacy and Supreme Court officials declined to say where Scalia was being laid to rest.
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US Supreme Court Meets For First Time Since Antonin Scalia's Death
The Supreme Court is meeting for the first time since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, as speculation grows over a potential successor.
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Thousands At Funeral For Justice Scalia, Whose Death Roiled US Politics
Solemn prayers were said for Justice Antonin Scalia at a funeral mass Saturday as thousands paid their respects to the conservative jurist whose sudden death has ignited a battle over his successor on the US Supreme Court.
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Barack Obama Chides Senators To 'Do Their Job,' Vote On Court Pick
President Barack Obama is challenging Republicans to live up to their avowed adherence for the Constitution and agree to vote on his nominee to replace late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. A key Republican is leaving the door open to taking the first step.
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Indian-American, In Race For Next Supreme Court Justice, Has A Stellar Resume
One possible contender to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the US Supreme Court is an Indian-American appeals court judge, Sri Srinivasan, who has pro-business credentials and a stellar resume.
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Republicans Gear Up For US Supreme Court Battle After Antonin Scalia's Death
Republican lawmakers and presidential candidates hardened their positions on Sunday on blocking a move by President Barack Obama to fill the seat left by the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, a lifetime appointment that would help decide some of the most divisive issues facing Americans.
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US Justice Scalia: Outspoken Conservative Stalwart
In almost 30 years on the bench of the US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was strident, colorful, and most of all, conservative. That made him an unlikely buddy for fellow justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Trump Calls For 'Delay, Delay, Delay, On Scalia Successor
Donald Trump said in Saturday's Republican presidential debate in South Carolina that if he were president now, he would try to nominate a successor for deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but he said it is incumbent on Republican Senate leaders to prevent the confirmation of President Obama's eventual nominee.
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US Executions At Lowest Level Since 1991
The number of people executed in the United States this year dropped to the lowest level since 1991, as states impose fewer death sentences and defendants in capital cases get access to better legal help.
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US President Donald Trump Signs Orders Advancing Keystone, Dakota Pipelines
US President Donald Trump moved to advance construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines on Tuesday, a pair of projects that were blocked by the Obama administration due in part to environmental concerns. Both orders are subject to renegotiations of the agreements.
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A Mystery Solved: Where Is Antonin Scalia Buried?
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's funeral was attended by thousands and carried on live television, but when the hearse pulled away from the church and headed to his burial site, his family asked for privacy and Supreme Court officials declined to say where Scalia was being laid to rest.
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US Supreme Court Meets For First Time Since Antonin Scalia's Death
The Supreme Court is meeting for the first time since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, as speculation grows over a potential successor.
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Thousands At Funeral For Justice Scalia, Whose Death Roiled US Politics
Solemn prayers were said for Justice Antonin Scalia at a funeral mass Saturday as thousands paid their respects to the conservative jurist whose sudden death has ignited a battle over his successor on the US Supreme Court.
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Barack Obama Chides Senators To 'Do Their Job,' Vote On Court Pick
President Barack Obama is challenging Republicans to live up to their avowed adherence for the Constitution and agree to vote on his nominee to replace late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. A key Republican is leaving the door open to taking the first step.
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Indian-American, In Race For Next Supreme Court Justice, Has A Stellar Resume
One possible contender to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the US Supreme Court is an Indian-American appeals court judge, Sri Srinivasan, who has pro-business credentials and a stellar resume.
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Republicans Gear Up For US Supreme Court Battle After Antonin Scalia's Death
Republican lawmakers and presidential candidates hardened their positions on Sunday on blocking a move by President Barack Obama to fill the seat left by the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, a lifetime appointment that would help decide some of the most divisive issues facing Americans.
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US Justice Scalia: Outspoken Conservative Stalwart
In almost 30 years on the bench of the US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was strident, colorful, and most of all, conservative. That made him an unlikely buddy for fellow justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Trump Calls For 'Delay, Delay, Delay, On Scalia Successor
Donald Trump said in Saturday's Republican presidential debate in South Carolina that if he were president now, he would try to nominate a successor for deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but he said it is incumbent on Republican Senate leaders to prevent the confirmation of President Obama's eventual nominee.
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US Executions At Lowest Level Since 1991
The number of people executed in the United States this year dropped to the lowest level since 1991, as states impose fewer death sentences and defendants in capital cases get access to better legal help.
