WorldPingPP Chaudhary provided clarification about the cancelled meeting set between the parliamentary panel and Supreme Court judges.
He stated that the Supreme Court had initially scheduled the meeting for October 6 and later cancelled it.
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Trump renewed a $5,000 check pledge tied to Republican control of Congress as $500 ACA refunds go out and $90 Medicare rebates are scheduled.
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