Kavanaugh denies decades old misconduct allegation
The report details a July letter to Senator Feinstein alleging a high school incident in which Brett Kavanaugh and a friend allegedly held a woman down before she escaped. Kavanaugh categorically denied the claim, stating he did not do this then or at any time. The controversy intensifies scrutiny ahead of the Judiciary Committee vote on Sept 20 as allies defend the nominee.
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Grassley Praises Trump Amid Kavanaugh Misconduct Scrutiny
Senator Grassley defended the Kavanaugh hearing as a partisan blitz while praising Trump for nominating judges who stand on his platform. He credited Kavanaugh and Gorsuch with upholding integrity and the rule of law as the summit urged principle over politics. Vander Plaats and Family Leader leaders signaled strong funding for Reynolds campaign, framing a spiritual revival and grace for transgressions.
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Grassley Keeps Options Open As He Nears 85
Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, in his seventh term, says he will consider an eighth term. He turns 85 on Monday and notes he would be 89 if re-elected, stressing he should answer the question in three years. Grassley became the Senate's most senior Republican after Hatch's retirement and Cochran's resignation.
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Teacher faces online threats over controversial class
Kennedy High and Cedar Rapids Community School District back teacher as students debate a lesson that labels veterans and other groups, stressing civil discourse. Administrators urge thoughtful expression and open viewpoints while addressing aggressive online messages from outside the district.
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