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Facebook, Twitter CEOs to Testify Post US Election, Senate Panel Says
Facebook Inc will testify before the panel on November 17 over their decision to block stories that made claims about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
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The ‘Female Obama’ Tries to Be Just Familiar Enough
Sen Kamala Harris is in demand from Democrats as they campaign for congressional and statehouse seats in the November election.
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FBI Lacks White House Approval to Talk to Kavanaugh and Ford, Sources Say
Republican Senator Bob Corker told reporters the FBI is likely to give senators a stack of interview reports.
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Kavanaugh's Fiery Denial Gives Republicans Cover to Vote ‘Yes’
Kavanaugh claimed to be the victim of a conspiracy driven by anger over President Donald Trump.
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Will Vote To Confirm Nominee Kavanaugh, Says Key US Republican Jeff Flake
A US Senate panel convened Friday for the first vote on controversial Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, minutes after a key senator seen as a Republican swing vote announced he would support the judge's confirmation.
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US Senate Panel Heads To Vote On US Top Court Nominee Today
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Supreme Court hung in the balance on Friday after a jarring and raucous hearing into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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Kavanaugh Angrily Denies Assault Allegation After Ford Testimony
The hearing was the first time the American public saw the person whose accusations had dominated the headlines for weeks.
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Senate Judiciary Panel Unveils Kavanaugh-Ford Hearing Details
Senators will have one 5-minute round of questions for each witness, reflecting a request from Ford.
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Christine Blasey Ford Says Alleged Kavanaugh Attack ‘Drastically Altered My Life’
Kavanaugh has strongly denied her claims as well as allegations by two other accusers.
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A Guide to the Senators Who Will Question Kavanaugh and Ford
The stakes are immense on a panel run by Republicans, but just barely with an 11-10 majority.
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Trump’s Raw Misogyny Lit the Brett Kavanaugh Fire
The #WhyIDidntReport campaign builds on the president’s record of misconduct toward women.
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GOP Seeks Kavanaugh Confirmation Soon After Accuser's Testimony
Trump dismissed allegations made by Deborah Ramirez against Kavanagh in the New Yorker magazine as “a con game” by Democrats.
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Trump Casts Doubt on Kavanaugh Accuser’s Credibility
Trump for the first time cast doubt on the credibility of the woman who accuses Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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Kavanaugh Versus His Accuser: A Showdown for the ‘Me Too’ Era
The newly scheduled hearing will delay Grassley’s plan to vote on the nomination.
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More Than 200 Kavanaugh Protesters Arrested: Hearing Update
Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh is being questioned for a second day by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs to Testify Post US Election, Senate Panel Says
Facebook Inc will testify before the panel on November 17 over their decision to block stories that made claims about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.
-
The ‘Female Obama’ Tries to Be Just Familiar Enough
Sen Kamala Harris is in demand from Democrats as they campaign for congressional and statehouse seats in the November election.
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FBI Lacks White House Approval to Talk to Kavanaugh and Ford, Sources Say
Republican Senator Bob Corker told reporters the FBI is likely to give senators a stack of interview reports.
-
Kavanaugh's Fiery Denial Gives Republicans Cover to Vote ‘Yes’
Kavanaugh claimed to be the victim of a conspiracy driven by anger over President Donald Trump.
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Will Vote To Confirm Nominee Kavanaugh, Says Key US Republican Jeff Flake
A US Senate panel convened Friday for the first vote on controversial Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, minutes after a key senator seen as a Republican swing vote announced he would support the judge's confirmation.
-
US Senate Panel Heads To Vote On US Top Court Nominee Today
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Supreme Court hung in the balance on Friday after a jarring and raucous hearing into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
-
Kavanaugh Angrily Denies Assault Allegation After Ford Testimony
The hearing was the first time the American public saw the person whose accusations had dominated the headlines for weeks.
-
Senate Judiciary Panel Unveils Kavanaugh-Ford Hearing Details
Senators will have one 5-minute round of questions for each witness, reflecting a request from Ford.
-
Christine Blasey Ford Says Alleged Kavanaugh Attack ‘Drastically Altered My Life’
Kavanaugh has strongly denied her claims as well as allegations by two other accusers.
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A Guide to the Senators Who Will Question Kavanaugh and Ford
The stakes are immense on a panel run by Republicans, but just barely with an 11-10 majority.
-
Trump’s Raw Misogyny Lit the Brett Kavanaugh Fire
The #WhyIDidntReport campaign builds on the president’s record of misconduct toward women.
-
GOP Seeks Kavanaugh Confirmation Soon After Accuser's Testimony
Trump dismissed allegations made by Deborah Ramirez against Kavanagh in the New Yorker magazine as “a con game” by Democrats.
-
Trump Casts Doubt on Kavanaugh Accuser’s Credibility
Trump for the first time cast doubt on the credibility of the woman who accuses Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
-
Kavanaugh Versus His Accuser: A Showdown for the ‘Me Too’ Era
The newly scheduled hearing will delay Grassley’s plan to vote on the nomination.
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More Than 200 Kavanaugh Protesters Arrested: Hearing Update
Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh is being questioned for a second day by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
