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Democrats have precedent for a speedy Supreme Court confirmation
What’s next in the Senate, now that Justice Stephen Breyer is stepping down.
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Retiring Justice Stephen Breyer’s nearly 28 years on the Supreme Court, explained
Breyer’s best work was often the work you never knew about.
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Who is on Biden’s shortlist to replace retiring Justice Breyer?
Biden promised to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court. Now he has his chance.
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Stephen Breyer’s retirement puts the spotlight on Joe Manchin — again
The West Virginia senator has become even more important.
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The quest to avert an asteroid apocalypse is going surprisingly well
NASA is studying how to dodge giant space rocks.
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The high price of a crypto salary
You can now get paid in bitcoin. That doesn’t mean you should.
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Why do we remember what we remember?
The mundane photographs that are helping scientists probe the mysteries of memory.
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Omicron’s most crucial warning: A disease can move much faster than we can
Our approach to pandemic response can’t react fast enough for a Covid-19 variant like omicron. That should scare us.
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How trauma became the word of the decade
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The school shooting generation grows up
An early wave of survivors came of age in a wholly unprepared world. Now they’re in their 30s and 40s, grappling with the present.
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