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Ruth Bader Ginsburg A life of trailblazing justice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, longtime Supreme Court justice and champion for women's rights, died at 87 in Washington from pancreatic cancer complications. A Brooklyn native and Rutgers and Columbia law alumna, she led liberal dissent, shaped landmark rulings, and became the Notorious RBG symbol for resilience and equality. Her husband Martin died in 2010, and she continued serving on the court, balancing health battles with an active docket and public legacy.
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