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While Brett Kavanaugh enjoys his new perch atop the Supreme Court with a lifetime appointment, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, a woman he allegedly assaulted and who dared to tell her story to the Senate Judiciary Committee out of her sense of civic duty, continues to receive death threats.

I have been trying to put Brett Kavanaugh out of my mind until he gets around to overturning Roe v. Wade in, I don’t know, like a week or something. I don’t have the energy right now to relive his hearings or Senate vote and confirmation. But I couldn’t help but read this New York Times recap of his trip back to good…

Julia Louis-Dreyfus got in a few jabs at Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during her acceptance speech at an award ceremony celebrating her acting career.

A Catholic priest will hold mass for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to protect him from a crew of Brooklyn witches who are planning an event dedicated to publicly hexing Kavanaugh and “all rapists.”

First Lady Melania Trump says she supports survivors of sexual assault and thinks they “need to be heard,” but also asserts that they must have “really hard evidence” to support their accusations.

Can you imagine feeling good today?

In the wake of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing, mockery of sexual assault victims seems to have become a Republican talking point: Donald Trump openly mocked Dr. Christine Blasey Ford at a rally, his son mocked a then-anonymous Ford with an Instagram post, and other Republican officials and candidates have been…

Senator Mazie Hirono, Hawaii Democrat and voice of reason amidst the madness, found Senator Susan Collins’s response to Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony “insulting.”

Christine Blasey Ford still cannot move back home due to the “unending” death threats she’s received since she came forward with her allegations that Brett Kavanaugh assaulted her as a teenager, according to one of her attorneys.

Actor Tatum O’Neal, who became the youngest-ever Academy Award winner at age ten, has responded to the flagrant victim-shaming which demonstrably aided the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh this week. On Thursday, she posted a letter on Instagram alleging a series of sexual assaults beginning at age five, “all by older…

A day after the Senate voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, Senator Susan Collins and Kellyanne Conway doubled down on their terrible opinions, and in defending themselves, further established that Kavanaugh’s accuser Christine Ford and her most skeptical supporters were right: Her pain, in the end, …

The Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court in the early evening on Saturday, and just hours later, Saturday Night Live’s cold open imagined Republican lawmakers partying to celebrate and openly admitting they don’t care about women, a portrayal of our political landscape that read (to me) as entirely…

On Saturday, Republicans did the thing they set out to do after Justice Kennedy announced his retirement: confirm Donald Trump’s nominee, no matter how ill-tempered or dishonest, no matter what the cost to the American public for generations to come.

Everything about this sucks.

On Friday, Senator Susan Collins, in a 43-minute speech, announced she will vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. “He has been an exemplary public servant, judge, teacher, coach, husband, and father,” she said.

Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, one of the key swing votes in Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation, has broken with her party and says she will vote against confirming Kavanaugh.

Portland, ME — On Thursday night, as Maine Republican Susan Collins weighed her vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court, around 60 protestors stood in a plaza across the street from her Portland office. They held signs reading “I believe her.” Tourists cut around the outskirts of the crowd. As one…

On Friday morning, the Senate voted, predictably, to proceed with the final vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation, which will likely take place on Saturday. The 51-49 vote was split mostly along party lines, though two senators who have been undecided on the Kavanaugh hearings, Republican Sen. Lisa…