More from Brett Kavanaugh is Trump’s newest Supreme Court nominee
Sexual assault is a felony in most states.
Her comments mark a break from the White House’s public statements.
Kavanaugh’s denial raises a question that must be answered.
Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyer says she’s willing to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee too.
A source has read a redacted version to CNN.
“Now I feel like my civic responsibility is outweighing my anguish and terror about retaliation.”
“I have seen firsthand what happens when such a process is weaponized against an accuser.”
DiFi and other Democrats are stuck in an era that makes a false distinction between private conduct and public life.
He said he hadn’t committed harassment or assault.
Dianne Feinstein shared it with the FBI this week.
In light of allegations of sexual assault, 65 women say Kavanaugh always “treated women with respect.”
Sen. Dianne Feinstein forwarded a letter detailing the alleged incident, which happened in high school, to the FBI.
It will likely bring him one step closer to confirmation.
For one thing, he says he doesn’t have gambling debts.
He explains the apparent rebuff in recent written answers.
He addresses the gambling question — as well as follow-ups on executive power and abortion rights.
A Crowdpac crowdfunding campaign to encourage Collins to vote against Kavanaugh has the senator and others sounding the alarm.
What does that mean for mobilizing voters?
His arguments for “race-neutral” policies obscure existing disparities.
Winner: Trump. Loser: women and people of color.
John Dean says that’s the difference between the sitting president and Richard Nixon.
It’s not clear whether he actually thinks birth control causes abortion. Here’s what is clear.
Conclusion? It’s probably not perjury.
Some Republicans know Trump is a menace — but can’t bring themselves to act.
The landmark abortion decision could be overturned within a year.