Stanford affiliates make Time’s 2019 list of most influential people
He Jiankui, Tiger Woods, Christine Blasey Ford and Mark Zuckerberg were among Time Magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people of 2019, which was announced mid-April.
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A lesson from Mitch McConnell
Senator Mitch McConnell wasn’t always a Trumpian. In fact, in his heart of hearts, he still may not be a genuine Trump supporter. Trumpian or not, what is for certain is that Mitch McConnell is an unshakeable, diehard Republican devotee.
Stanford fellow accuses Virginia Lt. Gov. of sexual assault
A Stanford fellow’s allegations that Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax sexually assaulted her at the 2004 Democratic National Convention have added another layer to the scandals roiling Virginia politics.
Provost releases second annual Title IX report, qualified by underreporting
The 24-page report, released Tuesday morning, is part of the University’s effort to track the success of its pilot Title IX process, effective since 2016.
Melinda Hernandez ’21 addresses College Republicans in song released after assault allegations
Melinda Hernandez ’21 posted to SoundCloud a song disputing SCR’s allegations that she assaulted Rice-Cameron at a “Change My Mind” tabling event in White Plaza.
Feinstein retains Senate seat against de Leon
Senator Dianne Feinstein ’55, D.-Calif., retained her chair in Tuesday’s midterm elections against former California State Senator Kevin de Leon, D., in what has been reported as her fifth and final term for U.S. Senate.
House swings blue; Republicans maintain control of Senate
Democrats gained a majority in the House of Representatives while Republicans retained the Senate in Tuesday’s midterm elections.
Local abortion rights groups navigate midterms, Kavanaugh confirmation fallout
Many pro-choice and pro-life activists disagree over the possibility of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
