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Guys: Brett Kavanaugh? Let’s face it, he’s one of us. So what do we do about it
Andrew O'Hehir
Brett Kavanaugh represents American manhood in its blandest, most morally diminished and most dangerous form
Alan Dershowitz tells Fox News that Brett Kavanaugh should be confirmed: “Memory is unreliable”
Tana Ganeva
"Neither men or women were born with a gene to lie or tell the truth," the Harvard law professor says
Right to remain Anonymous: Scholar who decoded “Primary Colors” unmasks author of Times op-ed
Don Foster
Professor who outed Joe Klein in 1996: Detailed analysis narrows the list of administration suspects — down to one
Kavanaugh is this generation’s Clarence Thomas, so how will the senate respond?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Brett Kavanaugh will also be angry, bitter, and resentful if he reaches the Supreme Court
Ethan Hawke on turning down “Independence Day,” thought script was so bad he threw it out
Zach Sharf
Hawke relived the painful memory of turning down "Independence Day" during an interview with Conan O’Brien
Brett Kavanaugh: Top Republicans express resistance to accuser’s request for an FBI investigation
Rachel Leah
Christine Blasey Ford wants the FBI to investigate her claims before she speaks to the Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford set to testify about alleged assault
Matthew Rozsa
Ford alleges that Kavanaugh attempted to rape her during a social gathering when they were both teenagers
Megyn Kelly on Brett Kavanaugh: “Maybe he blew her off. This is what defenders would say, right?”
David Edwards
"I’m just going with the most dramatic theory.” Kelly offered what she said was a “legitimate” defense of Kavanaugh
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange attempted to secure a Russian visa in 2010: report
Rachel Leah
The AP has obtained a massive leak of WikiLeaks files, including a letter from Assange to a Russian consulate
Thousands of Chicago workers are out on the first citywide hotel strike in over a century
Jeff Schuhrke
Thousands of unionized hotel workers across downtown Chicago are on strike to win a new contract
Kathleen Turner on her soap opera days: “My character was so incredibly dumb”
Kathleen Turner, Dustin Morrow
"So I just asked the writers to make her a drunk," the legendary actress said of her "The Doctors" role
John Lydon wants you to know the truth: “People don’t know what I had to endure”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the Public Image Ltd frontman about "The Public Image Is Rotten," the universe and everything
Robert Reich: Why Kavanaugh should not be confirmed
Robert Reich
Tragically, Brett Kavanaugh will further divide us. For this reason alone, he shouldn’t be confirmed
Potential insurance bill from Hurricane Florence could take toll on wallets far from N.C. coast
Abrahm Lustgarten, Talia Buford
Insurance companies retreated from some communities amid stronger storms, leaving a “last-resort” plan
Gender bias is all too real — and dangerous — in the doctor’s office
Gina Mantica
The Netflix film "Brain on Fire" underscores, yet again, the need to rethink diagnostic protocols
George Papadopoulos claims he cannot recall bragging about emails stolen by Russian hackers
Travis Gettys
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin pushed back on the former Trump campaign aide: “That doesn’t affect your memory"
The Beatles’ struggle to finish “The White Album”: How bad did it get?
Kenneth Womack
"They must have done ‘Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da’ five nights running and it’s not exactly the most melodic piece of music"
A fit CEO is an effective CEO: Why leaders need to make time for exercise
Pete Leibman
The busier you are, the more important it is to be active. Make time for exercise because you are busy
Smart Watch: “The Deuce” returns with more strut in its street tales
Melanie McFarland
Plus, Jim Carrey returns to series television in "Kidding" and PBS seduces with "Masterpiece: The Miniaturist"
How recommendation engines are reaffirming your worldview
James Cole
And leaving you stuck in your own bubble
Rainforest Action Network: Why defending indigenous rights is integral to fighting climate change
Jade Begay, Ayşe Gürsöz
Historic conference asserts Indigenous peoples’ rights as a climate change solution
Thousands of mental health professionals agree with Woodward, NYT op-ed author: Trump is dangerous
Bandy X. Lee
Revelations about the president's behavior support what mental health specialists have warned: Trump is unstable
Kavanaugh’s confirmation is a done deal
Matthew Rozsa
There have been many dramatic moments in Kavanaugh hearings, but the fix is in, he is all but confirmed
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