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  • Official acts versus private? Justices weigh Trump's presidential immunity claims

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  • The Atlantic: What if Mike Johnson is actually good at this?

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  • 'I want to thank him': Joe reacts to 'fake news' heckler outside SCOTUS

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  • How Vanderbilt University balances free speech and safety

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  • Harvey Weinstein conviction overturned by New York's highest court

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  • Neal Katyal: I really hope the Supreme Court moves fast on immunity case

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  • 'I want my only son home': Mother of hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin reacts to new video

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  • David Pecker expected to outline his role in hush money agreement

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  • Supreme Court set to hear arguments in Trump immunity case

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  • Trump allies indicted in Arizona 2020 election probe

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Is New York approaching a coronavirus peak, or a plateau?

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In the last two days, New York has seen a slight decrease in the number of hospital admissions and intubations due to COVID-19, and deaths essentially held steady. What does this mean for New York’s place on the curve? It’s unknown whether the change in numbers will be followed by an increase in cases, a decrease or a plateau. In any case, experts say continued adherence to social distancing and stay-at-home orders is still essential to reducing deaths and pressure on the health care system.