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reads. • Trump Hails Progress On Vaccine, Says It Will Be Available Within "Weeks," Though Not In New York. • CDC Urges Americans To Wear Masks. • Alito Describes Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." • More Than 130 Secret Service Agents In Quarantine. • Pfizer Could Apply For FDA's Emergency A

ral-critics-says-covid-19-is- constitutional-stress-test-11605244977> (11/13, Bravin, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in a speech on Thursday to the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention criticized liberal critics of the court and described coronavirus re

hington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-lawsuit- pennsylvania/2020/11/15/4aab8048-279b-lleb-9b14-ad872157ebc9_story.html> (11/15, Swaine, Viebeck, I4.2M) says that Trump's campaign "scrapped a major part of its federal lawsuit challenging the election results in Pennsylvania." The Po

reads. • Trump Hails Progress On Vaccine, Says It Will Be Available Within "Weeks," Though Not In New York. • CDC Urges Americans To Wear Masks. • Alito Describes Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." • More Than 130 Secret Service Agents In Quarantine. • Pfizer Could Apply For FDA's Emergency A

es Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." The Wall Street Journal (11/13, Bravin, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in a speech on Thursday to the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention criticized liberal critics of the court and described coronavirus re

to dismiss the lawsuit is set for Nov. 17, with a separate evidentiary hearing scheduled for two days later." However, the Washington Post (11/15, Swaine, Viebeck, 14.2M) says that Trump's campaign "scrapped a major part of its federal lawsuit challenging the election results in Pennsylvania." The Po

reads. • Trump Hails Progress On Vaccine, Says It Will Be Available Within "Weeks," Though Not In New York. • CDC Urges Americans To Wear Masks. • Alito Describes Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." • More Than 130 Secret Service Agents In Quarantine. • Pfizer Could Apply For FDA's Emergency A

es Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." The Wall Street Journal (11/13, Bravin, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in a speech on Thursday to the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention criticized liberal critics of the court and described coronavirus re

to dismiss the lawsuit is set for Nov. 17, with a separate evidentiary hearing scheduled for two days later." However, the Washington Post (11/15, Swaine, Viebeck, 14.2M) says that Trump's campaign "scrapped a major part of its federal lawsuit challenging the election results in Pennsylvania." The Po

nable" restrictions on liberty. "'We have never before seen restrictions as severe, extensive and prolonged as those experienced for most of 2020,' Alito said in a speech webcast to the [Federalist Society's] national lawyers convention, which was virtual this year," Robert Barnes reports. "Alito sai

e travel plans for Christmas, given the distinct likelihood travel bans and lockdown restrictions will still be in place by then. (Farzan) Justice Samuel Alito says the pandemic resulted in "unimaginable" restrictions on liberty. "'We have never before seen restrictions as severe, extensive and prolonged

to receive classified briefings even as the Trump administration continued to bar a formal transition," Seung Min Kim, Josh Dawsey, Matt Viser and Jon Swaine report. "At [Trump] campaign headquarters, many staffers were expected to be laid off in the coming days, two officials said ... Privately, White

reads. • Trump Hails Progress On Vaccine, Says It Will Be Available Within "Weeks," Though Not In New York. • CDC Urges Americans To Wear Masks. • Alito Describes Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." • More Than 130 Secret Service Agents In Quarantine. • Pfizer Could Apply For FDA's Emergency A

es Covid-19 As "Constitutional Stress Test." The Wall Street Journal (11/13, Bravin, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in a speech on Thursday to the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention criticized liberal critics of the court and described coronavirus re

to dismiss the lawsuit is set for Nov. 17, with a separate evidentiary hearing scheduled for two days later." However, the Washington Post (11/15, Swaine, Viebeck, 14.2M) says that Trump's campaign "scrapped a major part of its federal lawsuit challenging the election results in Pennsylvania." The Po

date may no longer be essential to make the law work. He said it was originally viewed like part of an airplane, critical to keeping it in flight." Alito: "But now, the part has been taken out, and the plane has not crashed." The AP <https://apnews.conilarticleigop-tries-ax-health-care-law-490be278b9d

hingtonpost.com/politics/republican-pressure-states- election/2020/11/11/edd054fe-2441-11eb-952e-0c475972cfc0_story.html> (11/11, Viebeck, Hamburger, Swaine, Brown, 14.2M) reports pressure has "mounted on state and local officials in battleground states to accept claims of ballot-counting irregularities

date may no longer be essential to make the law work. He said it was originally viewed like part of an airplane, critical to keeping it in flight." Alito: "But now, the part has been taken out, and the plane has not crashed." The AP (11/10, Sherman) reports, "A more conservative Supreme Court appears

llenges in Pennsylvania alone. ... There is action, too, in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and Michigan." The Washington Post (11/11, Viebeck, Hamburger, Swaine, Brown, 14.2M) reports pressure has "mounted on state and local officials in battleground states to accept claims of ballot-counting irregularities

date may no longer be essential to make the law work. He said it was originally viewed like part of an airplane, critical to keeping it in flight." Alito: "But now, the part has been taken out, and the plane has not crashed." The AP (11/10, Sherman) reports, "A more conservative Supreme Court appears

llenges in Pennsylvania alone. ... There is action, too, in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada and Michigan." The Washington Post (11/11, Viebeck, Hamburger, Swaine, Brown, 14.2M) reports pressure has "mounted on state and local officials in battleground states to accept claims of ballot-counting irregularities