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"I trust (Treasury) Secretary (Steve) Mnuchin to represent something that can reach a solution. And I believe we can come to an agreement."

"It felt like retaliation."

"As the first woman to serve in this role, I am confident she will bring a different perspective and instill a fresh approach to policing, which are very much needed...

"The United States Constitution was designed to give the voters one chance to have their voice heard on who serves on the court. That moment is now and their voice...

"My hope is to be able to do it in a fashion that we cannot deviate from the norms too much."

Barrett is expected to begin meetings with individual senators on Tuesday.

Trump on Saturday nominated Barrett to the vacancy created by the death of liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept. 18.

Justices serve increasingly long tenures, on average now more than 25 years.

"However I am sensing a severe lack of trust with some of the..."

"The two agreed to continue their conversation in the days ahead."

He "will always put Americans first and that includes very, very importantly Black Americans."

"You might not hear it for months, because this is a mess."

The first of three scheduled debates comes at a fraught moment on Wall Street.

"I'm extending the moratorium to North Carolina and Virginia."

"Trump appointed Barrett, a favorite of religious conservatives, to her current job as a judge on the Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals."

"This will be very, very important to the industry."

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said in a 3-0 decision that the House had legal standing to sue Trump.

The filing asked U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler to put on hold her preliminary injunction issued Saturday.

Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Florida and Arizona will play critical roles.

One official in the state has warned the ruling could lead to confusion.