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Earhardt: Does it carry any weight? The fact that [Christine Blasey Ford] wasn’t sexually assaulted
Rachel Leah
"She felt like she was going to be, but she wasn't," Ainsley Earhardt said about Ford on "Fox & Friends" Wednesday
Graham: “Klobuchar should apologize to Kavanaugh and his family for being part of a smear campaign”
Shira Tarlo
In an interview with Hannity, Graham predicted that Collins and Murkowski — two pivotal GOP votes — would confirm
Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford could both be “right”: A war of gender narratives
Cathren Page
Both people may believe they are telling the truth. Too often in our society, the male narrative is what matters
Psychiatrist tells CNN that Christine Ford’s story is rock solid
Brad Reed
"That memory is formed under intense emotion," Dr. Friedman said, adding there's no way she misremembered
GOP-hired litigator’s memo about the Kavanaugh–Ford hearing is, actually, bad
Shira Tarlo
Is prosecutor Rachel Mitchell a self-aware pawn in a Republican Party propaganda effort? A new memo hints at it
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
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
These 5 unique pillows are designed to improve your sleep
Salon Marketplace
How a failed psoriasis study pushed a whole field forward
Sam Herron
Scientists have made some of the biggest strides in various fields after being directed by past failures
Unwitting patients, copycat comments play hidden role in federal rule-making
Sarah Jane Tribble
Some cancer patients unknowingly became part of an organized campaign to oppose what’s known as the “340B” program
Eugène Delacroix at the Met: A 19th-century retrospective that evokes today’s turmoil
Claire Black McCoy
Romantic painter Eugène Delacroix sought to understand the era he called "the century of unbelievable things"
From Clarence Thomas to Brett Kavanaugh: the view of history and her story, as seen on TV
Melanie McFarland
Millions saw Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh testify, but only time will tell who we actually listened to
This is your brain on PTSD
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The selectivity of memory is on display during the Kavanaugh hearings
Christine Blasey Ford claims she is “100 percent” certain that Kavanaugh assaulted her in testimony
Shira Tarlo
The hearing came a day before the Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination
I was raped more than 40 years ago. I never told
Larkin Warren
Why did I keep that secret for so long? I had every reason in the world
Trump dismisses fresh sexual misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh: “She admits she was drunk”
Shira Tarlo
"I think it's horrible what the Democrats have done. It is a con game they're playing," Trump said of the claims
Pirro suggests Kavanaugh accuser was hypnotized: “I’ve never seen so many repressed memory cases”
Shira Tarlo
Judge Jeanine debuted her hypnosis theory while appearing as a guest on Sean Hannity's Fox News program last week
Brett Kavanaugh on Fox News Channel’s “The Story”: “I’m the one telling the truth”
Melanie McFarland
UPDATED: Sticking to a script in a chat with Martha MacCallum, the Supreme Court nominee did himself no favors
Michael Avenatti claims to represent a woman with credible information about Brett Kavanaugh
Taylor Link
Michael Avenatti may have the goods on Brett Kavanaugh
The simple question that inspired “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”
Andrew M. Butler
How Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman spun a tantalizing thought experiment into a brilliant sci-fi romantic comedy
V.S. Naipaul, Paul Theroux, and me: What I learned from reading about their tumultuous relationship
Jane Tompkins
Why "Sir Vidia's Shadow," Theroux’s account of his 30-year friendship with Naipaul, affected me like no other book
Kavanaugh’s accuser will testify on Thursday
Matthew Rozsa
Christine Blasey Ford is a research psychologist and professor at Palo Alto University
Smart Watch: From “Murphy Brown” to “The Good Place,” stick with TV you know
Melanie McFarland
The fall TV season kicks off this week, but only the returning shows and known factors are worth checking out
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