A very good, awful, lucid list of facts from the last 10 days in Trump’s America, from pig manure to Canadian crabs. 1/17 Christine Blasey Ford can't go home for quite some time, says her lawyer, due to "unending" death threats. 2/17 "
With Sens. Collins and Manchin saying they'll vote "yes," the Senate is expected to confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court today. 1/25 Kavanaugh...will be the first justice nominated by someone who lost the popular vote to earn his seat on the bench with support
The Senate, still “plowing ahead,†is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh today. 1/21 Among those who oppose Kavanaugh, you can count retired Justice John Paul Stevens, same for a trio of Kavanaugh’s drinking buddies at Yale. 2/21 Supporters of Kavanaugh
With the FBI report on Kavanaugh now in senators' hands, Grassley says there's "no hint of misconduct"; Schumer disagrees. Ongoing updates here. 1/30 The investigation's credibility is in question, mainly due to its extremely limited scope and timeline—and because the FBI
With three days left in the FBI investigation into allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, attorneys for Christine Blasey Ford say she still hasn't been contacted. 1/20 A deep investigation into Trump’s fortune finds plenty of dubious tax schemes and "outright fraud." And now the New
Texts between Kavanaugh and former classmates in the days before Deborah Ramirez's allegations went public in the New Yorker suggest he was lying when he testified the first he'd heard of her accusations was when the article was published. 1/23 Here's the full
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation gets delayed by a week so the FBI can investigate sexual assault allegations. Meaning Trump has to eat his words. 1/25 Among the figures that pressed pause on Kavanaugh was his alma mater, Yale Law School. 2/25 A striking chart shows every time
The Senate Judiciary Committee votes at 1:30 pm. ET on Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. If it passes, a full Senate vote could happen early next week. 1/27 "Look at me and tell me that it doesn't matter." Sexual assault survivors this morning
Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Ford testify today before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Multiple news outlets are streaming it live online. 1/23 The split between views of Democrats and Republicans on Kavanaugh’s nomination is even wider than the gulf on Trump’s border wall. 2/23 Today, he needs
Republican senators have chosen Rachel Mitchell, chief of the special victims division of the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, to question Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh in tomorrow's Senate hearing. 1/23 The move allows the 11 Republicans on the committee—all white men—to avoid
