Brain-eating amoeba takes another life
Only 4 in 143 cases survive — but doctors say that mortality could drop with awareness and hospital drug-stocking
Diversity initiatives alone don't work
Dr. Barbara Adams, author of “Women, Minorities and Other Extraordinary People,” talks to Inflection Point
'Malicious microchips' from China
Chinese "spy microchips" hint that Russia isn't the only major cyber-threat
Fox News downplays Trump's tax-dodging
The report was rigorously reported and supported by thousands of documents
"Aliens": How women's rage can save us
Women's warnings have always been ignored, our trauma dismissed. Ellen Ripley proves men do so to their own peril
NBC's Megyn Kelly: "Men get due process"
How Kelly's pointed remarks more closely resembled the tone of her right-of-center Fox News program than "Today"
Opposition to Kavanaugh grows: new poll
In the hearing, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testified that she was "100 percent" certain that Kavanaugh attacked her
Heitkamp will vote "no" on Kavanaugh
"This isn't a political decision. I can't get up in the morning and look at the experience I've had and say, 'Yes'"
More House seats shift toward blue
Eight different seats in six states show a pronounced shift toward the Democrats, says Cook Political Report
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Collins and Flake weigh in on FBI probe
Collins and Flake have both suggested eventual support for President Donald Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee
Senate on Kavanaugh: A head count
How will your senators vote? The count is changing by the hour, but here's what we see at the moment
Key revelations from Mark Judge’s memoir
Writing of drunken blackouts, Judge admits, “I could have done anything and not know it”
Grassley says FBI clears Kavanaugh
The Senate Judiciary Chairman and Senate Democrats contradict each other on Kavanaugh's FBI reports
Sen. Ben Sasse drops Kavanaugh bombshell
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) publicly suggested he would have preferred a woman to be nominated to the court instead
Kavanaugh's Yale roommate: Brett "lied"
"His willingness to lie throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault," James Roche says
"Venom" first reactions
Ruben Fleischer's Sony tentpole is dividing critics online, with some bashing the movie as a "complete failure"
Bale and Adams take on Cheney legacy
Christian Bale packs on the pounds to play the 46th Vice President of the United States
Pirro slams Ford: "I've prosecuted rape"
"I know. I did this for 30 years," Pirro said Wednesday while co-hosting "The Five." "I've prosecuted rape cases"
How abortion became a dividing line
And how a "pro-life" stance became a non-negotiable requirement for Republican presidential candidates
Kirsten Powers demolishes Trump
Powers said that Trump was discouraging women to come forward with their stories of sexual assault
Kavanaugh and the poison of privilege
Kavanaugh isn't just a person who happens to be white and male. He represents a class exerting its power
The Prison Labor Strike of 2018
Many people behind the walls are prepared to take mass action against the system of incarceration