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Apple antitrust lawsuit heads to the Supreme Court
The future of Apple’s App Store may be in the U.S. Supreme Court’s hands.
By Matt Binder
Ruth Bader Ginsburg fractures her ribs and Twitter quickly offers to donate their bones
Ribs, organs, whatever she needs.
What sexual assault survivors and activists are doing now after Kavanaugh confirmation
"They've opened a door that can not ever be closed again."
By Jess Joho
Women's March plans #CancelKavanaugh protest to sway senators before confirmation vote
Activists are gathering on Oct. 4 for a big demonstration.
Stephen Colbert unpacks Christine Blasey Ford's 'heartbreaking' testimony at Kavanaugh hearing
"One of the longest days I can remember— and keep in mind I've been to a Renaissance fair."
No, you weren't hallucinating Lindsey Graham's ferocious tirade
That was really ... something.
By Chloe Bryan
How to cope when the country is debating whether to believe Christine Blasey Ford
What to do if the Brett Kavanaugh hearings are wearing you down.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Christine Blasey Ford details the harassment she received after Kavanaugh allegations
Including death threats and an email hack.
By Chloe Bryan
Someone left a poignant note for Christine Blasey Ford ahead of the Kavanaugh hearing
The note, which was placed on a witness table and written on Senate stationary, reads, "Good luck, Dr. Ford."
By Chloe Bryan
Ted Cruz's dinner was gatecrashed by protesters against Brett Kavanaugh
Nothing like a side of heckling to make you leave dinner.
Senator Hirono wants men to 'just shut up' and 'do the right thing for a change'
Hirono is deeply frustrated with the White House's response to Kavanaugh's accuser.
Susan Collins feeling the heat on Brett Kavanaugh vote thanks to crowdfunding campaign
A nasty nomination fight gets more heated for one swing vote senator.
Brett Kavanaugh snubs Parkland victim's father at Senate confirmation hearing
A bad move on a chaotic day.
How to take part in 'Unite for Justice' protests and #StopKavanaugh
More than 180 events will take place across America on Sunday, August 26.
Brett Kavanaugh's law school roommate says he used to eat pasta with ketchup
Apparently he couldn't handle anything spicier than ragu sauce.
By Morgan Sung
Brett Kavanaugh, Trump’s SCOTUS pick, could be the final nail in net neutrality's coffin
Any hopes for the future of net neutrality may soon be dashed.
By Matt Binder
'The Bachelorette' was interrupted by Trump's SCOTUS pick. No, viewers were not fine.
"Quite possibly the worst group date in 'The Bachelorette' history."
A landmark climate change ruling could go up in smoke after Justice Kennedy retires
"I think 'Massachusetts v. EPA' is the most important environmental decision the Supreme Court has ever decided."
By Mark Kaufman
After Kennedy's retirement, are we entering 'Handmaid's Tale' territory?
Why it isn't fear-mongering to worry about America becoming Gilead.
By Chris Taylor
'Making a Murderer' case will not be heard by Supreme Court
Brendan Dassey will continue serving his time in prison.
Supreme Court rules police need a warrant to access a suspect's cellphone location data
Privacy advocates got a juicy W today.
Microsoft battles U.S. authorities who want access to foreign-stored data
Law enforcement vs. privacy, yet again.
By Johnny Lieu
Supreme Court allows Trump's travel ban to proceed
It affects travelers from six countries.
By Tim Chester
