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The staff of the world's largest coffeehouse chain is encouraged to promote better representation of minorities and will be trained against racial prejudice.
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An independent commission will reflect on the feasibility of a poll scheduled for next March. The trend is rather to postpone to 2022.
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No charges should be brought against Barack Obama or his administration after the investigation into the espionage accusations made by Donald Trump.
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Democrats have little hope of blocking the appointment of Conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett, who has been hearing in the Senate since October 12. But if they managed to take over the White House and Congress in the election, they could rebalance the Supreme Court through court packing.
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Questioned by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, Amy Coney Barrett was left unclear. Notably in his answers on the right to abortion, or the presidential election of November 3.
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Judge Amy Coney Barrett, whom Donald Trump wants to see enter the Supreme Court of the United States before the November 3 election, will wipe out questions on Tuesday on the second day of his hearing in the Senate.
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The Senate begins hearing Conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Monday, October 12, despite opposition from Democrats, who have little hope of preventing her confirmation before the November 3 election. The questions of elected officials should focus on the survival of Obamacare, which is to be discussed on November 10 in the Supreme Court.
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The Senate begins hearing Conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Monday, October 12, despite opposition from Democrats, who have little hope of preventing her confirmation before the November 3 election. The questions of elected officials should focus on the survival of Obamacare, which is to be discussed on November 10 in the Supreme Court.
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The virus responsible for Covid-19 could recombine with another. This would not necessarily be serious, say the researchers, but vigilance is required.
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Without money or food, a Toulouse bus driver will run to Marseille to raise money for an association that helps the homeless
The staff of the world's largest coffeehouse chain is encouraged to promote better representation of minorities and will be trained against racial prejudice.
