- U.S.USA TODAY Opinion
Amy Coney Barrett was our professor. She'll serve America as well as she served her students.
While we vary about how to best interpret statutes and the Constitution, we agree on this: The nation could not ask for a more qualified candidate.
- PoliticsGood Morning America
Key Judiciary Republican says Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court confirmation shouldn't hinge on single issue
A key Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee argued Sunday that Judge Amy Coney Barrett's potential future on the nation's highest court shouldn't hinge on how she may rule in regard to "a single case," such as Roe v. Wade. "You know, only time can tell what will happen to any one precedent," Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who supports Barrett's Supreme Court nomination, said on ABC's "This Week" Sunday. "In any event, you can't look at the confirmation of a Supreme Court justice and and boil down that jurist's contribution to the law, past and future, to what they might do with a single case," he continued.
- BusinessMotley Fool
What's the Average Social Security Benefit at Age 62?
You may not realize it now, but there's a very good chance that, when you retire, you're going to be reliant on Social Security income to make ends meet. In the latest national Gallup poll of nonretirees, a record 88% of respondents expected their Social Security payout to be a necessary part of their retirement income. This strongly suggests that there isn't a more important decision to be made by our nation's seniors than deciding when to take Social Security benefits.
- PoliticsPolitico
Pelosi begins mustering Democrats for possible House decision on presidency
The speaker sent a letter emphasizing local races, in case a tie in the Electoral College requires state delegations to vote.
- PoliticsSalon
Here’s why the latest Texas polls are so ominous for the GOP — even if Trump wins the state
Some pundits continue to describe Texas a "deep red state," but at this point "light red" may be more accurate
- PoliticsFOX News Videos
Video Trump says that he prepares for the debate ‘every day’ just by being president
On a 'Fox & Friends' exclusive interview, Trump talks about how he is preparing for the debate.
- BusinessAssociated Press
Nearly a year after sudden exit, Shepard Smith returns to TV
The 56-year-old newsman, a Fox News original who joined that network at its start in 1996, says he's relishing the fresh start. Smith left more questions than answers upon his Fox exit, leaving others to speculate about why. “I built a career at Fox News and I have some deep friendships, ones that I'm going to keep forever,” he said.
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