Such a Brett.

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 Ford and Kavanaugh dodged a question. Ford: not once. Kavanaugh: Many times. 3/25

Calls to the National Sexual Assault Hotline increased by 201% during Dr. Ford’s testimony. 4/25

A psychological trauma expert says incomplete memories are normal for sexual assault victims, same for cops and soldiers. 5/25

"Our next year, like this one, will be the Year of the Man." What this week confirmed: America sings the gospel of male success. 6/25

Another way of putting that: Kavanaugh is such a Brett. And so are many of our politicians. 7/25

If American high schools didn't have male contact sports, they'd save between $5.1 and $18.4 billion per year. 8/25

The future (hopefully) calls for revitalized liberal arts education, not just the preparation of workers to make “creative content.” 9/25

A medical student investigates what physicians can learn from poetry. 10/25

The suicide rate for young veterans jumped to 45 deaths per 100,000 population in 2016. 11/25

Ethiopia aims to eradicate child marriage. The practice has dropped by a third there in the past decade. 12/25

Evidence surfaces of Robert Mueller investigating a laptop at an Apple store. 13/25

Cops bust a group of 17 people alleged to be responsible for a series of Apple store robberies. 14/25

Facebook suffers a hack that affects at least 50 million users, possibly as many as 90 million. 15/25

An “accountability bot” tracks edits to Wikipedia made from IP addresses assigned to the US Capitol. 16/25

The Trump administration admits it anticipates catastrophic global warming by 2100—and that’s why it’s freezing federal fuel efficiency standards. 17/25

In our era of internet advertising, the billboard industry is having a heyday, thanks in part to digital technology. 18/25

The Swiss inventor of the scooter-for-adults is happy about electric scooters, even if he doesn’t get credit. 19/25

“Invest in Dire Straits.” A former manager offers his share of royalties—about $300,000 a year—as an investment opportunity. 20/25

A James Beard Award-winning essay by Mayukh Sen explores the unnoticed disappearance of a soul food sensation. 21/25

Photographs document the ’80s and ’90s Latina youth scene in Southern California. 22/25

"Let's Read Old Magazines" explores the articles, ads, and cultural oddities of past years. 23/25

A visual history of Sun Ra’s Afrofuturistic album covers. 24/25

Stunning photographs depict the wild colors of a Chilean lithium mine. 25/25

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