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“Lock her up”: Trump rally erupts when the president attacks Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford
Matthew Rozsa
Trump mocked alleged sexual assault survivor Christine Blasey Ford at campaign rally in Mississippi on Tuesday
Just say no: Claire McCaskill leads in Missouri after coming out against Kavanaugh
Igor Derysh
Do red-state Democrats really need to support Trump's pick? Polls in Missouri, Indiana suggest otherwise
It’s not just Brett Kavanaugh: Gender is increasingly a partisan issue
Amanda Marcotte
A widening gap between left and right on gender issues — and between young men and women — becomes a war zone
Fox News’ Tucker Carlson warns viewers about white “genocide”
Noor Al-Sibai
On Monday night, Tucker went on a rant about the genocide of "white male Christians"
Heather Havrilesky asks a radical, essential question: “What If This Were Enough?”
Erin Keane
The veteran critic and beloved advice columnist's new collection of essays is a lifeline built of the toughest love
Democrats in trouble in New Jersey: Incumbent Bob Menendez tied with GOP challenger in new poll
Shira Tarlo
New poll suggests the New Jersey senator's corruption trial late last year is weighing down his support
More signs of a wave? Majorities favor expanded voting rights in states Trump won
Igor Derysh
Voters in Florida, Michigan and other key states appear set to expand voting rights, a key progressive goal
Decoding Trump’s “Showdown” strategy, from Roy Cohn to Michael Cohen
Melanie McFarland
Michael Kirk's latest "Frontline" documentary about this presidency connects Trump to the McCarthy era's architect
Report: Trump’s empire was built on gifted wealth, tax-hiding schemes
Nicole Karlis
A Times investigation claims Trump and his siblings set up a "sham corporation" to hide money gifted from dad
Paul Manafort met with Robert Mueller’s team: report
Matthew Rozsa
Manafort is meeting with Mueller's team to cooperate with the investigation into the Trump-Russia scandal
Trump thinks “it’s a very scary time for young men in America” — but women are “doing great”
Matthew Rozsa
The president told reporters outside the White House that he supports Kavanaugh and feels men are being attacked
Republican senators are literally running away from women sharing their sexual assault stories
Shira Tarlo
One Republican senator hid in an airport bathroom
Trump’s tariffs may doom Republican incumbents in the heartland
Igor Derysh
Rep. Rod Blum, a Trump-friendly Iowa Republican, trails in the polls and may become a victim of Trump's trade war
Obama endorses Trump accuser running for office
Matthew Rozsa
Obama also endorsed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Congress in New York — but not Beto O'Rourke for Senate in Texas
The Kavanaugh effect: New poll shows Supreme Court fight is motivating Republican voters
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats are starting to lose momentum in the midterms, according to a recent Quinnipiac poll
Conservative pundit warns Republicans will grow even “more belligerent”
Cody Fenwick
"The Republicans who remain will be angrier, loopier and more belligerent than we see even now"
Mueller is investigating attacks against conservative Trump critic: report
TRAVIS GETTYS
Mueller is investigating the hacking of a conservative critic, Cheri Jacobus, who claimed the tactic aimed to scare
Despite prior denials, Trump told son Eric to get a restraining order against Stormy Daniels: report
Matthew Rozsa
If this new report is true, then the president was involved in his business organization despite claiming not to be
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?
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