McCaskill Will Set Aside Kavanaugh Allegation in Deciding How to Vote on Confirmation
Senator McCaskill announced she will ignore the outstanding allegation of sexual assault against SCOTUS nominee in allocating her confirmation vote.
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State Department: Islamist Militants’ Tactics Evolving after U.S. Victories
The report notes that the fight against terrorist groups has been hindered by Iran, which remains the leading state sponsor of terror.
Make Sex Crimes Criminal Again
Assault warrants a law-enforcement response, not a visit to the dean or Human Resources.
Grassley Explains the FBI Can’t Investigate Claim in Letter to Kavanaugh Accuser’s Attorney
'The FBI does not make a credibility assessment of any information it receives with respect to a nominee,' Grassley wrote to Christine Blasey Ford's lawyer.
Classmate of Kavanaugh Accuser Backtracks after Guilty Claim Goes Viral
A woman who said she attended high school with Christine Blasey Ford appeared to back away from her claim that she was certain of Kavanaugh's guilt.
The Accountable Capitalism Act: Socialist and Unconstitutional
She wants a return to the good old days when corporations allegedly balanced their responsibilities to all their stakeholders, not just shareholders.
Cory Booker: ‘It Would Be Irresponsible Not to’ Consider Presidential Run
In an interview with New York magazine, the New Jersey senator admitted that he was weighing a run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
Mika Brzezinski: If Ford Won’t Testify, No Choice but to Call Kavanaugh Vote
The Morning Joe cohost said Wednesday that if the accuser won't testify, Republicans may have no choice but to vote on Kavanaugh's SCOTUS nomination.
Trump Attacks Sessions: ‘I Don’t Have an Attorney General’
The president has been harshly critical of his attorney general for months, angered by the way Special Counsel Mueller's Russia probe has been handled.
