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Politics The Independent
Brett Kavanaugh: 'Significant evidence' of sexual misconduct by Trump's Supreme Court pick, Avenatti says
Michael Avenatti has claimed to be “aware of significant evidence” that Brett Kavanaugh targeted multiple women for sexual assault at house parties while in high school. In an email to Mike Davis, the chief counsel for nominations, Mr Avenatti said he was representing a woman with “credible information” that incriminated Donald Trump’s Supreme Court pick and Mark Judge, Mr Kavanaugh’s former classmate. Mr Avenatti - lawyer for Stormy Daniels, the adult film star who was paid not to reveal details of an alleged affair with Mr Trump - said the alleged victim, Deborah Ramirez, was not his client.
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Sports People
Who Is Tiger Woods' Girlfriend Erica Herman? Everything to Know
Tiger Woods' Girlfriend: What to Know
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Sports Yahoo Sports
Army football team leaves visiting locker room spotless after loss to Oklahoma
Army gave Oklahoma all it could handle on Saturday, nearly pulling off a huge upset.
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World Inside Edition
Indonesian Teen Survives 49 Days at Sea by Drinking Filtered Seawater and Catching Fish
Aldi Novel Adilang, 19, was working on a fishing hut when a storm struck and set him adrift.
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Celebrity Cosmo
Kim Kardashian went to watch Beyonce and Jay Z dressed like Barbie in human form
Although she ditched Ken for Kourtney.
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Business American City Business JournalsPapa John's has a new logo and (slight) name change in the works
Papa John's International Inc. has taken another step to distance itself from its ousted founder, John Schnatter. The Louisville-based pizza chain filed a new logo with the U.S. Patent and Trademark office that includes a slight name change: dropping the apostrophe. As AdAge points out, the possessive brand name suggests that the company is owned by Schnatter.
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Business CNBC
Here's how much money people in their 50s have in their 401(k)s
Retirement-plan provider Fidelity shares how much Americans have socked away at every age.
