Justice Ginsburg faces cancer recurrence but won’t retire
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg disclosed a pancreatic cancer recurrence and ongoing chemotherapy but stated she plans to remain on the Supreme Court. The 87 year old, first appointed in 1993 by President Clinton, said treatment has reduced liver lesions and she will continue two week chemo cycles to keep cancer at bay while maintaining full duties.
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EU leaders far from deal on 2.1 trillion budget fund
EU heads meet in Brussels for a two day summit to agree on a 2.1 trillion euro budget and coronavirus recovery fund amid deep rifts. Merkel Macron and Orban push positions as talks run late with no breakthrough and Hungary Poland demand safeguards on democracy clauses.
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