President Donald Trump made an ironic and awkward typo in his Monday evening Twitter-defense of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Brett Kavanaugh’s friend and alleged accomplice Mark Judge was hiding from publicity in a beachside hotel in Delaware when reporters tracked him down.

Senate Lader Mitch McConnell might be blaming Democrats for “obstruction,” but he likely lacks the votes in his own party to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, since the GOP has the majority.

A woman who backed Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination was referred to disparagingly in the nominee’s high school yearbook.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein suggested resigning so he wouldn’t have to testify to Congress about claims that he wanted to remove Trump from office.

Media Critic Erik Wemple, wrote in The Washington Post that “statements apparently aren’t doing it for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh,” since the judge decided to appear on Fox News.

In 2016, Russian born novelist Gary Shteyngart took a bus ride. It was an uncertain time in American culture and politics, and Shteyngart, who’s won a devoted following for his bestsellers “Absurdistan, “Super Sad True Love Story” and the memoir “Little Failure,” didn’t know what would come of the journey.

Trump supporters in recent days have been going the extra mile to depict their favorite president as heroic — and have gone so far as to share a fake photograph of him personally rescuing people dealing with floods left by Hurricane Florence.

A former foreign policy advisor to President Donald Trump who pleaded guilty to making false statements to the Federal Bureau of Investigation is now alleging he has uncovered a “massive plot” against him.

A heavily-redacted document signed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein could be the key to Donald Trump’s increasing attacks against him.

Jennifer Rubin, an opinion writer for The Washington Post, predicted that there is one Republicans who still has the guts and smarts to face President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.

The People for the American Way issued a strong statement against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh Monday before his Fox News interview aired.