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How would Susan Collins approach a new Supreme Court vacancy?
The Maine senator's vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh in 2018 is still an issue as she seeks reelection.
What the coverage shows
Most outlets converge on the Supreme Court opening its term with a major climate damages case from Boulder, framed as a test of whether oil or energy companies can be held liable for climate-related losses. Axios, the Washington Post, and some others emphasize the broader stakes for nationwide litigation and billions in potential exposure, while the Los Angeles Times singles out possible effects on California’s case. Fox News is the outlier in this group, using the term launch to highlight a wider set of Supreme Court controversies rather than the climate case itself.
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