Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to US supreme court

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Donald Trump has nominated appeals court judge Amy Coney Barrett to take the place of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the US supreme court, saying he expected the appointment to be confirmed before the 3 November presidential election. Barrett is a devout pro-life Catholic and would tip the supreme court 6-3 in favour of conservatives. Trump names Amy Coney Barrett for supreme court, stoking liberal backlash

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