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Kavanaugh gains key GOP senator ahead of crucial vote
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Brett Kavanaugh denies Christine Blasey Ford sex assault claim
The man nominated for a vacant post on the US Supreme Court by Donald Trump emphatically denied allegations of sexual assault on Thursday.
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Kavanaugh denies allegations, says confirmation process is a ‘national disgrace’ in testimony
Ford and Kavanaugh: Who they are, what they’ve said so far
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Video Christine Blasey Ford describes alleged assault by Brett Kavanaugh
Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by the Supreme Court pick when they were teenagers, has told a Senate hearing what she remembers happening to her at a house party.
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Third Kavanaugh Accuser Comes Forward
Stormy Daniels' attorney says he provided a statement from his client to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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'She has nothing': Trump attacks second woman to accuse Brett Kavanaugh
President claims Deborah Ramirez was drunk when alleged incident took place and assails Democrats for playing a ‘con game’
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Brett Kavanaugh tells Fox News: 'I'm not going anywhere' after latest misconduct allegation
President Donald Trump is pledging his support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, saying the sexual misconduct allegations against his choice are "totally political."
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What we know about Deborah Ramirez, the second woman to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual assault
Ramirez, 53, was raised a "devout Catholic" in Connecticut, according to The New Yorker. She currently lives in Boulder, Colorado.
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Rod Rosenstein reportedly discussed invoking the 25th Amendment and wearing a wire to record his conversations with Trump
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein last year discussed using the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office and wearing a wire to record his conversations with him, The New York Times reported Friday.
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Trump on Sessions: 'I don't have an attorney general
US President Donald Trump has said he does not "have an attorney general" in his fiercest attack yet on Jeff Sessions.
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Kavanaugh’s downfall, once impossible, now seems very possible
Should Kavanaugh withdraw his nomination in the face of Senate support that has begun to show signs of erosion, the move would represent a remarkable defeat for an administration that, for all its daily chaos, has been able to tout the appointment of conservative judges as one of its unalloyed successes
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Brett Kavanaugh Accuser Opens Up About the Alleged Sexual Assault
Kavanaugh covered her mouth with his hand when she tried to scream, she says.
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So Who Do You Think Wrote That New York Times Trump Op-Ed?
Former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman hinted that some in the “silent army” are in Trump’s own family.
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John McCain funeral: Senator laid to rest at US Naval Academy
Senator John McCain has been buried at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, after a small private ceremony.
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John McCain’s complicated relationship with President Trump
President Donald Trump's acrimonious relationship with Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain has been one of the defining features of his presidency so far.
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John McCain: Tributes as Vietnam veteran and six-term senator dies at 81
Tributes from former US presidents and across the political spectrum have poured in for Republican Senator John McCain, who has died aged 81.
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John McCain, Arizona Senator, Dies at 81
When asked how he wanted to be remembered, McCain had said: "That I made a major contribution to the defense of the nation."
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Paul Manafort found guilty of tax fraud
Ex-Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort has been found guilty on five tax fraud charges at his trial in Virginia.
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Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen in court 'strikes plea deal'
US President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen has reportedly entered into a plea deal with federal prosecutors in New York.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended himself after accusing a woman at a political event of "racism".
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended himself after accusing a woman at a political event of "racism".
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