A Quarter Century After Anita Hill, the Supreme Court Meets #MeToo

Plus: Courting America's swingiest state, a Republican upstart hoping to flip a Clinton district, and the Kavanaugh nomination's potential backfire at the polls.

The most important election news, chosen by our editors.

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A Quarter Century After Anita Hill, the Supreme Court Meets #MeToo

Another professor is accusing another high-court nominee of sexual misconduct — but in a very different era.

Read Now in Los Angeles Times

Will Brett Kavanaugh Backfire at the Polls?

Republicans thought quickly filling a Supreme Court seat would help them in the midterms, but the accusations against Kavanaugh have some worried the nomination will drive Democratic turnout instead.

Read Now in The Washington Post

Courting Ohio, America's Swingiest State

Blue-collar voters in the Buckeye State broke for Trump in 2016. Two years later, Democrats are trying to convince them that only one party cares about their economic security.

Read Now in POLITICO

In One of the GOP's Toughest Districts, an Upstart with a Fighting Chance

She's a first-time Republican candidate in a district that voted for Hillary Clinton by nine points. Can Young Kim pull off a victory — and keep the GOP's House hopes alive?

Read Now in The Wall Street Journal

"You Don't Want to Tear the Country Apart"

If the House flips, Representative Jerry Nadler would be the Democrat in position to call for what some in his party want: Trump's impeachment. But he is not convinced.

Read Now in The Atlantic

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The most important election news, chosen by our editors. A Quarter Century After Anita Hill, the Supreme Court Meets #MeToo Another professor is accusing another high-court nominee of sexual misconduct — but in a very different era. Read Now in Los Angeles Times Will Brett Kavanaugh Backfire at the Polls? Republicans thought quickly filling a Supreme Court seat would help them in the midterms, but the accusations against Kavanaugh have some worried the nomination will drive Democratic turnout instead. Read Now in The Washington Post Courting Ohio, America's Swingiest State Blue-collar voters in the Buckeye State broke for Trump in 2016. Two years later, Democrats are trying to convince them that only one party cares about their economic security. Read Now in POLITICO In One of the GOP's Toughest Districts, an Upstart with a Fighting Chance She's a first-time Republican candidate in a district that voted for Hillary Clinton by nine points. Can Young Kim pull off a victory — and keep the GOP's House hopes alive? Read Now in The Wall Street Journal "You Don't Want to Tear the Country Apart" If the House flips, Representative Jerry Nadler would be the Democrat in position to call for what some in his party want: Trump's impeachment. But he is not convinced. Read Now in The Atlantic Like what you're seeing here? Follow @AppleNews on Twitter for our selections throughout the week. Some content requires specific hardware or software. Internet access required; data fees may apply. Content availability is subject to change. For more information, click here. Copyright © 2018 Apple Inc. One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, California 95014 USA Privacy Policy   |   Terms and Conditions   |   Support   |   Account Unsubscribe