Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will serve another term, Trump says. Trump hailed the news as great for the country.
Donald Trump announced that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will serve another term, calling it great news for the country and praising Alito as one of the greatest of all time.
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