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Subject: Supreme Court Leads At 1st Trump-Biden Debate 
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2020 08:47:01 +0000 
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Supreme Court Leads At 1st Trump-Biden Debate 
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden jousted over 
the U.S. Supreme Court at their unruly first debate Tuesday, disagreeing over 
when to fill a vacant seat and whether Biden should address liberal proposals 
to add more justices. 
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Trump, Biden Fight Over Climate Change In Heated 1st Debate 
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden fought over 
energy and environmental policies during the first presidential debate 
Tuesday, with Trump defending his push to relax emissions rules in an effort 
to make cars more affordable and Biden vowing to reenter the Paris accord 
as president. 
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Flynn Atty Invokes Executive Privilege Over Trump Meeting 
A D.C. federal judge forced Michael Flynn's lead defense attorney to admit 
Tuesday she has personally discussed the former national security adviser's 
criminal case with President Donald Trump recently, just moments after she 
invoked executive privilege to avoid speaking about the nature of her 
conversations. 
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Analysis 
Will Barrett Deliver Pivotal Vote To Strike Down The ACA? 
Democrats are understandably scared that Judge Amy Coney Barrett will 
vote to vaporize the Affordable Care Act if she joins the U.S. Supreme Court. 
But whether she'll actually do so, much less deliver a decisive fifth vote 
against the landmark law, is far from clear. 
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Analysis 
What Employers Should Know About New NY Sick Leave Law 
As New York employers adapt to the state's new paid sick leave law, which 
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