Brett Kavanaugh Nomination

• Facebook exec, longtime friend of Kavanaugh, draws criticism for attending Senate hearing

  Joel Kaplan has been friends with Kavanaugh for decades and worked with him during the George W. Bush administration.

  Politics

  Oct 6, 2018
  
• Live Updates: U.S. Senate begins final vote on Brett Kavanaugh confirmation

  Announcements by Republican Susan Collins of Maine and Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia that they’ll support the conservative jurist made Saturday’s confirmation vote a formality.

  Politics

  Oct 6, 2018
  
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• Kavanaugh writes in op-ed that he may have been ‘too emotional’ in senate testimony: WSJ

  Kavanaugh’s op-ed in The Wall Street Journal was published on the eve of a key procedural vote in the Senate on his nomination. His column appeared aimed at winning over the three GOP senators who remain undecided.

  Politics

  Oct 4, 2018
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• FBI wraps up investigation into Brett Kavanaugh, but little is known about what they found

  The FBI has wrapped up its background investigation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, but much of what it did remains a mystery, including its decisions about whom to interview.

  Politics

  Oct 4, 2018
• How will senators vote on Brett Kavanaugh? 3 Republicans won’t say, and 1 Democrat is ‘undecided’

  'Twas the night before a Senate Judiciary Committee vote...

  Politics

  Sep 27, 2018
• Kavanaugh nomination vote to be held Friday — the morning after his accuser testifies

  The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a vote Friday on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

  Politics

  Sep 25, 2018
• Stormy Daniels’ lawyer says he has evidence Brett Kavanaugh targeted women for sexual assault

  Michael Avenatti says he has evidence that Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge methodically targeted women to sexually assault during the early 1980s.

  World

  Sep 24, 2018
• Trump blasted for withholding documents on Brett Kavanaugh ahead of senate hearing

  Kavanaugh worked in the White House under former President George W. Bush, whose lawyers combed through documents from that time and decided that 27,000 of them were protected under "constitutional privilege."

  Sep 2, 2018