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This would be a good time for the biden to not comment on its judicial picks. >> danielle, a recent study estimates of the supreme court is now more conservative than 75% of americans at large. you mentioned a few minutes ago the expansion of the court. do you think there's any proposal that can garner the support of enough democrats to target this imbalance. maybe term limits, because the expansion of the court, i hear it, pack the court, the people need to understand that it is not that easy to do. >> no it is not that easy to do, particularly when you have two democrats in the senate that m...

  More than half a million Americans have died of COVID-19 and, in Georgia, families are grieving the loss of nearly 20,000 loved ones. The pandemic will define a generation of children who lost a parent, grandparent or caregiver. GPB's Ellen Eldridge reports.  Caption Brandon Little and his sister, Kylee, stand on a shore looking over waves. Brandon's father, James Little, was an early casualty of COVID-19, making Brandon one of many Georgia children who lost a caregiver to the pandemic. Credit: Contributed The last time Brandon Little heard his dad say, “I love you,” was ...

The world's ice is melting so fast that sea level rise predictions can't keep up. In the 1990s, the Earth's ice was melting at a rate of about 760 billion tons per year. That has surged 60 percent to an average of 1.2 trillion tons per year in the 2010s, a study published Monday in the journal The Cryosphere estimates. And as another study published earlier this month in Science Advances makes clear, the problem is feeding into itself. Climate change is largely responsible for the huge ice melt surge, the Cryosphere study reports. In fact, about three percent of all the energy t...

May have to use women's plumbing. doesn't add up. >> the decision puts the political hot potato back in the hands of individual states in texas, a vote on the measure could come soon. ultimately states have to decide if there legislation is worth te potential financial risk. up to $8.5 billion, one study estimates, here in texas. corporations think they don't want to do business here because they say they don't support discrimination. >> bret: thank you. just in, the supreme court will handle the transgender case march 28 and it's asking all sides to submit their views by wednesday, march 1. w...