Justice Ginsburg Undergoes Pancreatic Cancer Surgery
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 75, had pancreatic cancer surgery in New York to remove a small tumor found early. She will stay 7 to 10 days in hospital as doctors monitor recovery while the court plans its next conference.
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Obama era may bring Supreme Court openings
Washington contends illness of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could accelerate retirement and prompt Barack Obama to name his first nominee. Possible picks include Diane Wood, Kim Wardlaw, Sonia Sotomayor, Pam Karlan, or Margaret McKeown. Hispanic candidates Sotomayor or Wardlaw noted.
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