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If Justice Alito resigns before the midterms, a Trump nominee to the Supreme Court is likely to sail through confirmation

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By Paul Collins
| Miami Herald Verified
(AMHERST, MASS.) Washington is buzzing with the possibility that President Donald Trump might name one or more Supreme Court justices before the November midterm elections. In a conversation with Fox Business TV host Maria Bartiromo on April 15, 2026, Trump discussed the potential retirement of Justice Samuel Alito, 76, the reliably conservative justice appointed by President George W. Bush in 2005.
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Semana Santa en familia: aprender sin libros ni deberes

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By Paul Collins
| Enclave ODS Verified
Las vacaciones de Semana Santa llegan cada año como un paréntesis en el ritmo escolar. Para muchas familias, representan una oportunidad de descanso, viaje y tiempo compartido. Desde la perspectiva Montessori, este periodo no supone una interrupción del aprendizaje, sino todo lo contrario; una ocasión única para que los niños y niñas sigan desarrollándose en un entorno diferente, más cercano y cotidiano.
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Sinking of the Caribou

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By Paul Collins
| buff.ly
The year 1942 was a bad year for shipping off the east coast of North America. With the German declaration of war on the United States shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in December 1941, the gloves came off. Admiral Karl Dönitz, the head of the U-boat arm, had long planned for an assault on North America, but had been held back by Hitler's insistence that American ships were not to be attacked. With the entry of the United States into the war, this restriction was lifted.
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