Brett Kavanaugh
Justices Kavanaugh, Roberts suggest Obamacare might not be repealed
Roberts and Kavanaugh appeared to agree that the mandate to buy insurance can be severed from the rest of the law.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized after fracturing three ribs
Dignity and sincerity: The scriptural call in the Kavanaugh moment
Candidly Speaking: The Kavanaugh imbroglio
Supreme power
Understanding why Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the US Supreme Court was such a big deal, and will be so impactful.
Media comment: Media consumer, be aware
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This week in 60 seconds
Got a minute? Here's the week in review.
In plain language: When #MeToo meets the Torah
ACLU’s opposition to Kavanaugh sounds its death knoll
Everything the ACLU does today seems to be a function of its fund-raising. To be sure, it must occasionally defend a Nazi, a white supremacist, or even a mainstream conservative.
Kavana and Kavanaugh
“Kavanuagh” is not derived from Hebrew, but nevertheless, with this Supreme Court nomination process running as emotionally high as it did, the joke still elicits either a smile or a scowl.
Jewish Democrats warn Kavanaugh seat will motivate them in November
The JDCA “is deeply disappointed, and issues a warning to Republicans who supported him."
U.S. Senate confirms Kavanaugh to Supreme Court
After months of political wrangling the US Senate voted Saturday and confirmed Kavanaugh with a narrow majority.
ANALYSIS: Netanyahu heard loud and clear in the United Nations
Drowned out by the Kavanaugh controversy in the US, Netanyahu’s UN speech still made waves where it counts most.
Republicans aim to confirm Kavanaugh this weekend; protesters arrested
Thousands of anti-Kavanaugh protesters rallied outside the Supreme Court and entered a Senate office building. Hundreds of demonstrators were arrested, including actress Amy Schumer.
Column One: Jewish Federations, we need to talk
