The judge found that key facts were in dispute and experts had "reached plausible but conflicting conclusions."
A Judge Ruled That The Affirmative Action Case Against Harvard Should Go To Trial
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A Judge Ruled Congressional Democrats Can Sue Trump Over His Business Interests
More than 200 Democrats in Congress accused Trump of violating the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the US Constitution.
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Could This Unknown Montana Governor Be Our Next President?
Democrats might need a straight white man from the middle of the country, like Steve Bullock, to win the 2020 election. But do they want one?
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Black Democratic Lawmakers Want To Beat Every Republican — Except One
Mia Love, in a competitive House race, is the only Republican in the Congressional Black Caucus, and she's built close relationships in the group.
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Trump Said He's Seen A Democratic Senator In A "Compromising" Situation
The president’s comment came in response to questions about Brett Kavanaugh, but he did not go into detail about whom he was referring to or what the situation was.
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The White House Confirms, Yup, It’s Been Running A Marijuana Committee
The admission comes after BuzzFeed News uncovered the committee’s existence and reported on its requests for negative information on marijuana.
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Trump Told A Woman Reporter, "I Know You're Not Thinking, You Never Do," At A News Conference
The president was apparently more hostile to women reporters than their male counterparts during a press conference Monday about a trade deal with Mexico and Canada.
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Mitch McConnell Says The Senate Is Going To Vote On Brett Kavanaugh This Week
An additional FBI investigation into accusations against the Supreme Court nominee is supposed to be completed Friday.
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Brett Kavanaugh’s Comments In That Hearing Raise Ethics Questions That Will Likely Follow Him Whether Or Not He's Confirmed
The Supreme Court nominee’s attacks on Democrats and liberal groups present potential recusal issues, and Kavanaugh is facing at least two ethics complaints in his home court.
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Now That Trump Has Agreed To Expand The Kavanaugh Probe, Democrats Have Some Suggestions
The list includes everyone at a July 1, 1982, gathering Brett Kavanaugh had noted on his calendar, as well as classmates from Yale.
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Jeff Flake's New Hampshire Presidential Flirtations Crash Into Brett Kavanaugh
“When I titled this speech 'After the Deluge,' I meant that metaphorically. I hadn’t counted on an actual deluge.”
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Shiva Ayyadurai’s Senate Campaign Was Being Promoted By Fake Facebook Accounts
The campaign slogan for the wealthy entrepreneur trying to unseat Sen. Elizabeth Warren is “Only a REAL Indian can defeat the Fake Indian.” Turns out Ayyadurai’s campaign was being helped by fake Facebook profiles.
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Bernie Sanders Says Jeff Bezos Is "No Dummy" For Raising Minimum Wage
The new wage applies to more than 250,000 Amazon and Whole Foods employees as well as the more than 100,000 temporary employees it will hire for the upcoming holiday season.
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Democrats Are Referring The Abuse Claims Against Rep. Keith Ellison To Law Enforcement After An Investigator Couldn’t Substantiate Them
An investigator hired by the Minnesota Democratic Party cited Karen Monahan’s refusal to produce alleged video evidence in dismissing her claims against Ellison.
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Senate Democrats Are Calling For DHS To Withdraw Its Proposal To Penalize Green Card Applicants For Using Food Stamps
The lawmakers say the rule "will cause tremendous harm to the health and well-being of thousands of children, citizen and immigrant alike."
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Eight Justices Mean Compromise Is Key At The Supreme Court — For Now
The world inside the Supreme Court building looks nothing this week like the world outside of it.
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Scott Walker Keeps Warning Republicans About The Blue Wave. Now It Might Take Him Out.
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Republicans Are Going On The Offensive Against Brett Kavanaugh’s Accusers
The president mocked Christine Blasey Ford on Tuesday, while letters from the ex-boyfriends of two women who’ve accused Kavanaugh have been made public.
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A Sexual Assault Survivor And Likely Future Member Of Congress Is Calling For The Country To Unite Around Survivors
Ayanna Pressley, who won a tight Boston primary last month, said if Brett Kavanaugh “had an iota of decency” he would withdraw his Supreme Court nomination.
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The Kavanaugh Situation Has Opened Up A Portal Into Everyone's Memory
Why the last few weeks have been so weird and wickedly painful, for all kinds of people.
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