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Class canceled: Brett Kavanaugh withdraws from Harvard Law amid student protests

Shira Tarlo
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will not be teaching at Harvard Law School in January 2019

Newly revealed police report raises serious questions about Kavanaugh’s Senate testimony

Matthew Rozsa
A report reveals that police questioned Kavanaugh in 1985 after a bar fight, possibly contradicting his testimony

Judge rules against Trump in major Emoluments clause lawsuit

Matthew Chapman
President Donald Trump has a big constitutional problem that won't go away

Democrats, don’t get complacent about the “blue wave”: Have we learned nothing from 2016?

Bob Cesca
Steve Bannon called them the "hammerheads," and they saved Trump's bacon last time. It could happen again

You can trust the polls in 2018, if you read them carefully

Josh Pasek, Michael Traugott
How do you know whether to trust a poll? Look carefully at your own biases

Think Republican women will turn on Brett Kavanaugh — or Donald Trump? Think again

Amanda Marcotte
Gender equality is a partisan issue: Most Republican women are just as sexist as Republican men. Remember 2016?

“Jobs Alliance,” funded by Trump backer, tries to block gas plants that would bring jobs

Ken Ward Jr., The Charleston Gazette-Mail
Murray Energy, one of the nation’s largest coal producers, is paying for lawyers trying to block natural gas plants

Devin Nunes’ family farm likely using undocumented labor

Matthew Rozsa
The reporter who covered the story was tailed by members of Nunes' family as he conducted his interviews

Trump insults ABC reporter Cecilia Vega: “I know you’re not thinking, you never do”

Rachel Leah
The insult arrived after reporter Cecilia Vega asked a question about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

Trump tells FBI to question all of Kavanaugh’s accusers: “It wouldn’t bother me at all”

Shira Tarlo
Here's what's going on with the FBI's investigation of Brett Kavanaugh

Hundreds of migrant children moved in the middle of the night to desert tent city: report

Rachel Leah
About 1600 children have been relocated to the unregulated tent city, where schooling is not offered

How the media encourages – and sustains – political warfare

Kyle Jensen, Jack Selzer
The quiet consumption of news can sustain a polarized political environment

What Trump’s overhaul of NAFTA means for workers

Matthew Rozsa
One of Trump's main promises during his 2016 campaign was that he would revamp NAFTA

Kanye crosses the line: The 13th Amendment is sacred, especially when all are still not free

D. Watkins
Black skin in America already equals limited freedom, so why would West want make it worse?

Elizabeth Warren says Kavanaugh hearing inspired her to consider 2020 presidential run

Matthew Rozsa
The Massachusetts senator reverse course, admits she'll "take a hard look" at challenging President Trump in 2020

White male rage boils over after Kavanaugh hearing: But women aren’t scared anymore

Heather Digby Parton
Lindsey Graham and Brett Kavanaugh channel white-rage blowback, but suddenly they just come off like big babies

Psychiatrist Justin Frank on Trump, the infant president: “He gives people permission to hate”

Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Trump on the Couch" explains that our president is both an authoritarian strongman and a baby

Feminists won’t back down: What’s next for #MeToo after the Kavanaugh vote?

Amanda Marcotte
Feminists are angry, and watching Kavanaugh sail out of committee on a party-line vote only motivates them more

Teen ‘boys will be boys’: A brief history

Ashwini Tambe
Are white boys given longer to grow up?

Kellyanne Conway tells CNN: “I’m a victim of sexual assault”

Matthew Rozsa
Conway serves as Counselor to the President and was appointed campaign manager for Donald Trump in August 2016

Trump says there are no limits to FBI’s Kavanaugh investigation… and he isn’t telling the truth

Matthew Rozsa
Trump said that the FBI will have "free rein" in their Kavanaugh investigation, but this isn't true

Can the Supreme Court be saved? Kavanaugh hearings could be a turning point

Paul Rosenberg
"Originalism" has always been a mask for blatantly political right-wing decisions. It's time to rip off the mask

Donald Trump on Kim Jong-un: “We fell in love”

Matthew Rozsa
Trump has a long history of praising foreign dictators and has failed to acquire concessions from North Korea

Kanye West praises Donald Trump while performing for “Saturday Night Live”

Matthew Rozsa
Kanye claimed Democrats planned "to take the fathers out the home and put them on welfare" while Chris Rock laughed
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