- Second Brett Kavanaugh accuser comes forward (The New Yorker)
- Kavanaugh: second sexual misconduct allegation "a smear, plain and simple" (Washington Examiner)
- Kavanaugh to give Senate calendar supporting denial of allegations (National Review)
- Senate panel reaches tentative deal for Christine Blasey Ford to testify Thursday (The Hill)
- Sen. Dianne Feinstein attacks GOP over Kavanaugh allegations; Juanita Broaddrick nukes her (The Daily Wire)
- Hillary Clinton, who repeatedly dodged FBI probes, thinks Kavanaugh should be investigated (Fox News)
- Michelle Obama, of all people, calls out "nastiness of our politics" during campaign-style voting rally (ABC News)
- Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein suggested he secretly record Trump and discussed 25th Amendment (The New York Times)
- Rosenstein expected to be fired (ABC News)
- Republicans call for special counsel to investigate "bureaucratic coup" at Justice Department (The Washington Times)
- China cancels trade talks with U.S. amid escalation in tariff threats (Fox News)
- U.S., China hike tariffs as trade row intensifies (Associated Press)
- Colin Kaepernick is Nike's $6 billion man (CBS News)
- Yale study: Twice as many illegal aliens as previously thought in U.S. (National Review)
- Army misses recruiting goal for first time in over a decade (The Washington Times)
- Michael Moore's new anti-Trump movie "Fahrenheit 11/9" crashes and burns at box office (The Daily Wire)
- Student editor canned for saying "women don't have penises" (The College Fix)
- Humor: CNN retracts completely factual story, admits it did not reflect the network's editorial standards (The Babylon Bee)
- Policy: Time to refocus on North Korea's proliferation (The National Interest)
- Policy: The transgender war has no place in the classroom (Washington Examiner)
