Supreme Court nomination on track to confirm Jackson
After over 30 hours of hearings the Senate appears poised to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. Republican Leader Mitch McConnell announced he will vote against her, signaling a partisan path to a likely mid April confirmation. Biden sought bipartisan support but faces a divided Senate as Durbin urged several Republicans to back her. The Judiciary panel praised Jackson as highly qualified, while GOP critics questioned sentencing records and judicial philosophy.
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Rich nations receive most Novavax doses delaying COVAX aid
The Novavax vaccine, marketed as key for developing countries, has shipped tens of millions of doses to rich nations with little to no supply to COVAX. UK Netherlands Australia Indonesia received large batches while COVAX faces delays and criticism over access, equity, and WHO authorization.
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