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Trump nominee Barrett confirmed to US Supreme Court

In a big win for Donald Trump just days before the polls, the US Senate confirmed conservative jurist Amy Coney Barrett as the Supreme Court's newest justice on Monday

In a big win for Donald Trump just days before the polls, the US Senate confirmed conservative jurist Amy Coney Barrett as the Supreme Court's newest justice on Monday. The deeply divided chamber voted 52 to 48, largely along party lines in the Republican-controlled Senate. Barrett is the third Trump nominee to reach the high court which now has a six-to-three conservative majority. 48-year-old Barrett, who is a religious conservative, replaces late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the liberal icon and women's rights advocate who died on September 18 at age 87.

Anurag Kashyap appears before Mumbai Police in #MeToo case

Filmmaker&nbsp;Anurag Kashyap&nbsp;has appeared before&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;police at Versova Police station&nbsp;in connection with&nbsp;the sexual assault case filed by&nbsp;actor Payal Ghosh.
Kashyap&nbsp;was summoned by Mumbai&nbsp;police for further questioning in #MeToo&nbsp;allegations leveled against him.
Payal had last week&nbsp;filed a complaint&nbsp;against the 48-year-old director-producer at Mumbai's Versova Police station.&nbsp;Anurag, however, has&nbsp;denied the allegations&nbsp;leveled against him.
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#MeToo&nbsp;case:&nbsp;Anurag&nbsp;reaches Versova&nbsp;Police station in Mumbai
Cops to question Anurag&nbsp;over sexual assault&nbsp;allegations
Actor Payal&nbsp;Ghosh&nbsp;accused filmmaker of&nbsp;sexual assault

Filmmaker&nbsp;Anurag Kashyap&nbsp;has appeared before&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;police at Versova Police station&nbsp;in connection with&nbsp;the sexual assault case filed by&nbsp;actor Payal Ghosh.
Kashyap&nbsp;was summoned by Mumbai&nbsp;police for further questioning in #MeToo&nbsp;allegations leveled against him.
Payal had last week&nbsp;filed a complaint&nbsp;against the 48-year-old director-producer at Mumbai's Versova Police station.&nbsp;Anurag, however, has&nbsp;denied the allegations.

Suspected Portland shooter shot dead by policemen 

Police officials have killed a man suspected of shooting a right-wing group supporter in Portland last week. Officers of a federal task force&nbsp;shot the suspect while trying to apprehend him in Washington.
The suspect, Michael Reinoel&nbsp;was a self-described antifa supporter, and was a regular at anti-racism demonstrations in Portland.
He was caught on camera shooting a man during last weekend's tension, and&nbsp; admitted to it before his death.&nbsp;The 48-year-old had pulled a gun during the fracas and was consequently shot by law enforcement officers.
Tension broke out in Oregon&nbsp;last week after a clash between supporters of President Donald Trump and left-wing activist groups.

Portland shooting suspect&nbsp;shot by federal task force
Suspect shot a right-wing supporter&nbsp;in Oregon last week
Man&nbsp;pulled out a gun at cops during arrest, was shot after
48-year-old was a antifa&nbsp;supporter, active on social media
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Police officials have killed a man suspected of shooting a right-wing group supporter in Portland last week. Officers of a federal task force&nbsp;shot the suspect while trying to apprehend him in Washington.
The suspect, Michael Reinoehl&nbsp;was a self-described antifa supporter, and was a regular at anti-racism demonstrations in Portland.
He was caught on camera shooting a man during last weekend's tension, and&nbsp; admitted to it before his death.&nbsp;The 48-year-old had pulled a gun during the fracas and was consequently shot by law enforcement officers.
Tension broke out in Oregon&nbsp;last week after a clash between supporters of President Donald Trump and left-wing activist groups.

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