WASHINGTON - More than 80 ethics complaints filed about Brett Kavanaugh were dismissed Tuesday because his confirmation as a Supreme Court Justice means he's no longer under the jurisdiction of ...

What was once a nearly sure thing — confirming conservative-leaning Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court — is now in question after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her ...

The Arizona senator has already indicated that he is no longer comfortable backing Kavanaugh — at least for now — and wants a scheduled committee vote on Sept. 20 delayed. That is big.

In Trump v. CASA, the court hands the president yet more unaccountable authority—and yanks us into a neo-Confederate legal ...

The Supreme Court will continue to police executive overreach on its emergency docket.

Brett Kavanaugh's calendar from 1982 is filled with nostalgia from '80's and memories from his youth. But now, it's being used to fend off sexual assault allegations.

Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser now has a name, and the Republican Party’s bid to swiftly lift him onto the Supreme Court seems to be spinning out of control. CNN values your feedback 1.

Brett Kavanaugh Confirmed, Sworn In. Now, ... Brett Kavanaugh, seen here during his confirmation hearing early last month, has served on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals for 12 years.

Brett Kavanaugh accuser wants to cooperate, ... This is an allegation that's 35-plus years old and now you're going to attempt to try to deal with that in a very truncated time.

For now, observers are left to speculate about what fundamentally drives Kavanaugh. Most of his friends seem to believe that the partisan revenge fantasy feared by the left and craved by the right ...

When President George W. Bush was torn among finalists for a Supreme Court seat in 2005, he turned to young staff lawyer Brett Kavanaugh for advice. On Monday night, Kavanaugh, now a 53-year-old ...

Brett Kavanaugh’s Fox News Interview Is Now Testimony Under Oath. The judge’s potentially dubious claims about drinking and virginity carry penalty of perjury. By Tim Dickinson.