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Women's Groups To Use Kavanaugh Rage To Urge Voters In US Midterm Polls
As women rallied at the US Capitol to protest Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court on Saturday, activist Linda Sarsour flew from Washington to Texas with her eyes on the next challenge: the November 6 congressional elections.
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Donald Trump Mocks Brett Kavanaugh Accuser, After Days Of Restraint
Donald Trump on Tuesday openly mocked the university professor who has accused his Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault, joking about her inability to remember details surrounding the night of the alleged attack.
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Over 20 Million Americans Watched Live Telecast Of Top Court Pick Hearing
The high-stakes Senate hearing on the nomination of US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh riveted American television viewers with roughly 20.4 million people tuning in on six broadcast and cable networks, according to Nielsen data released on Friday.
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Wall Street Silent, Tears In Retirement Home. Kavanaugh Hearing Grips US
"It looks like she's crying," said Hilda Darkins, 71, as the very long day began. Around her, a group of retirees were sitting around circular tables at the Mid-County Senior Center, watching TV. Several retirees were dabbing their own eyes. "Who can blame her?"
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US Top Court Pick Denies Sex Abuse Allegations As Nomination In Jeopardy
The most consequential Supreme Court opening in a generation gave rise to the most bitter Senate hearing in memory Thursday, as California professor Christine Blasey Ford accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when both were teenagers and Kavanaugh angrily assailed Democrats for pushing what he said were false charges to "blow me ...
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Trump Top Court Pick's 'Beer Obsession' Testimony Torn Apart On Twitter
United States Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's reference to "having some beers" during his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee about sexual assault allegations evoked a strong reaction on Twitter.
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Donald Trump Watched Kavanaugh Accuser Testimony On Board Air Force One
US President Donald Trump watched the testimony of the woman accusing his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault Thursday on board Air Force One, the White House said.
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Accuser Says "Absolutely Sure" Trump Supreme Court Pick Was Assailant
University professor Christine Blasey Ford said Thursday she believed she was going to be raped or accidentally killed during an alleged assault 36 years ago by Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump's embattled nominee for the Supreme Court.
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High-Stakes Sex Assault Hearing Against Trump's Top Court Nominee Begins
A high-stakes hearing over the future of the US Supreme Court opened Thursday with university professor Christine Blasey Ford set to testify that President Donald Trump's nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her 36 years ago.
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US Top Court Nominee Accuser Agrees To Testify On Sex Assault Allegation
The woman whose sexual assault allegation threatens to bring down President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee has agreed to testify in the Senate, her lawyers said Saturday, setting up a dramatic showdown next week.
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Women's Groups To Use Kavanaugh Rage To Urge Voters In US Midterm Polls
As women rallied at the US Capitol to protest Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court on Saturday, activist Linda Sarsour flew from Washington to Texas with her eyes on the next challenge: the November 6 congressional elections.
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Donald Trump Mocks Brett Kavanaugh Accuser, After Days Of Restraint
Donald Trump on Tuesday openly mocked the university professor who has accused his Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault, joking about her inability to remember details surrounding the night of the alleged attack.
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Over 20 Million Americans Watched Live Telecast Of Top Court Pick Hearing
The high-stakes Senate hearing on the nomination of US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh riveted American television viewers with roughly 20.4 million people tuning in on six broadcast and cable networks, according to Nielsen data released on Friday.
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Wall Street Silent, Tears In Retirement Home. Kavanaugh Hearing Grips US
"It looks like she's crying," said Hilda Darkins, 71, as the very long day began. Around her, a group of retirees were sitting around circular tables at the Mid-County Senior Center, watching TV. Several retirees were dabbing their own eyes. "Who can blame her?"
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US Top Court Pick Denies Sex Abuse Allegations As Nomination In Jeopardy
The most consequential Supreme Court opening in a generation gave rise to the most bitter Senate hearing in memory Thursday, as California professor Christine Blasey Ford accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when both were teenagers and Kavanaugh angrily assailed Democrats for pushing what he said were false charges to "blow me ...
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Trump Top Court Pick's 'Beer Obsession' Testimony Torn Apart On Twitter
United States Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's reference to "having some beers" during his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee about sexual assault allegations evoked a strong reaction on Twitter.
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Donald Trump Watched Kavanaugh Accuser Testimony On Board Air Force One
US President Donald Trump watched the testimony of the woman accusing his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault Thursday on board Air Force One, the White House said.
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Accuser Says "Absolutely Sure" Trump Supreme Court Pick Was Assailant
University professor Christine Blasey Ford said Thursday she believed she was going to be raped or accidentally killed during an alleged assault 36 years ago by Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump's embattled nominee for the Supreme Court.
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High-Stakes Sex Assault Hearing Against Trump's Top Court Nominee Begins
A high-stakes hearing over the future of the US Supreme Court opened Thursday with university professor Christine Blasey Ford set to testify that President Donald Trump's nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her 36 years ago.
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US Top Court Nominee Accuser Agrees To Testify On Sex Assault Allegation
The woman whose sexual assault allegation threatens to bring down President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee has agreed to testify in the Senate, her lawyers said Saturday, setting up a dramatic showdown next week.
