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Justice Stevens to Step Down
After 35 years on the US Supreme Court, Justice John Paul Stevens says he'll retire at the end of this year's session. He is about to turn 90 years old, and his departure gives President Obama his second chance to shape the highest court in the land. Jeff Bravin covers the court for the Wall Street Journal .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter 35 years on the US Supreme Court, Justice John Paul Stevens says he'll retire at the end of this year's session. He is about to turn 90 years old, and his departure gives President Obama his second chance to shape the highest court in the land. Jeff Bravin covers the court for the Wall Street Journal.
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1 of 3Can the US Afford to Get Rid of Coal? Can It Afford Not to?- 0:00Justice Stevens to Step DownYou’re reading this
- 7:48Coal: A Necessary Evil?
- 43:49Confederate History Month in Virginia