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Republicans say there’s no evidence behind claims of Kavanaugh’s misconduct. That’s not true.

Senate Republican leaders want Ford to be heard — just not believed.

By Tara Golshan

An Ebola “perfect storm” is brewing in Democratic Republic of the Congo

The DRC’s most dangerous region is facing the seventh-largest Ebola outbreak in history.

By Julia Belluz

Google’s censored search engine for China is sparking a moral crisis within the company

The company is reportedly cracking down on employees who are sharing details about it.

By Alexia Fernández Campbell

Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison for 2004 assault of Andrea Constand

Cosby will immediately begin serving his sentence in state prison.

By P.R. Lockhart

The latest developments in the abuse allegations against Rep. Keith Ellison, explained

What they are and why they’re back in the news, explained.

By Ella Nilsen

Robert Redford bids farewell to the silver screen in the pitch-perfect The Old Man & the Gun

In David Lowery’s homage to an American archetype, Redford ends his career as he started it: playing a celebrity thief.

By Alissa Wilkinson

Trump’s UN speech: America First with a side of patriotic word salad

"We will find new purpose, new resolve, and new spirit flourishing all around us," Trump said.

By Jen Kirby

Why “Zendaya Is Meechee” became the feel-good pop meme of the moment

This viral pop meme and its exuberant whimsy are the best thing to happen to Smallfoot.

By Aja Romano

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Trump attacks Kavanaugh’s second accuser, saying she was “totally drunk”

By Emily Stewart

If Republicans sour on Kavanaugh, here are 4 alternatives waiting in the wings

By Dara Lind

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Here’s how to fix America’s painkiller problem — without leaving pain patients behind.

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