At the Center of the Kavanaugh Accusations: Heavy Drinking
Uniting the complaints of sexual impropriety that have threatened to upend Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation is a theme of binge drinking.
Fed Raises Rates for Third Time in 2018
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the third time this year and signaled it was on track to raise them again in December.
Black Female Lawmaker in Vermont Resigns After Racial Harassment
Kiah Morris, a Democrat, resigned from her seat in the State House of Representatives one month after she ended her re-election campaign over harassment and threats.
‘I Want to Hear Her Story’: A G.O.P. Senator Has Advice for Colleagues on Dr. Blasey
Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana, a member of the Judiciary Committee, urges his fellow Republicans to avoid turning Thursday’s hearing into a spectacle.
Female Candidates Calibrate Politics with Support for Kavanaugh Accusers
Democratic and Republican women are treading carefully on the allegations against the Supreme Court nominee, well aware that they cannot alienate suburban women.
Julie Swetnick Is Third Woman to Accuse Brett Kavanaugh of Sexual Misconduct
Ms. Swetnick says Judge Kavanaugh attended parties in high school where women were inappropriately touched and “gang raped.” The claims, denied by the judge, could not be independently verified.
Florence’s Slow-Motion Havoc Leaves Thousands of Evacuees in Limbo
The storm’s prodigious rainfall continues to swell rivers in the Carolinas, leaving evacuees stuck in shelters and driving more people from their homes.
Are You a Young Evangelical? We Want to Hear From You Ahead of the Midterm Elections
We’re interested in hearing from young evangelicals about the relationship between your faith and politics today.
Before Kavanaugh Hearing, New Accusations and Doubts Emerge
A new accuser and fresh evidence confronted the Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh before a make-or-break hearing with a woman who says he assaulted her.
California Today: California Today: For Jerry Brown, the Past Informs the Future
Wednesday: The governor discusses his family history, Salesforce Transit Center is shuttered, and looking back at when Gap invaded the New York Stock Exchange.
Biased News Media or Biased Readers? An Experiment on Trust
Those who are most distrustful of the news media, and those with more extreme political views, tend to be the most biased readers, research shows.
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