Andy Borowitz | Nation's Criminals Ask for FBI Investigation Kavanaugh Just Got

07 October 18 PM It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News THE FUNDING MODEL OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS RISKY FOR SURE - One is not required to pay before reaping the benefits. It's a bit like going to a coffee shop and only paying if you feel energized by the coffee/pastries. But who doesn't? From all the news groups and sources I read, this one is selective, relevant, and professional. The articles that RSN posts are timely and poignant. The funding model is that one pays voluntarily for what one values and benefits from. What could be more democratic than that? Please support this organization. The more of us who do, the less it costs each. / Mary, RSN Reader-Supporter Sure, I'll make a donation! Andy Borowitz | Nation's Criminals Ask for FBI Investigation Kavanaugh Just Got  Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker Borowitz writes: "In the latest controversy to envelop the Supreme Court nominee, criminals across the United States are demanding that their cases receive the kind of F.B.I. investigation that Brett Kavanaugh just got." READ MORE 'I don't re-litigate my decisions': Chelsea Manning at the ICA London. (photo: David Vintiner/Observer New Review) 'I Spent Seven Years Fighting to Survive': Chelsea Manning on Whistleblowing and WikiLeaks Carole Cadwalladr, Guardian UK Cadwalladr writes: "Perhaps the most revealing part of my conversation with Chelsea Manning is what she doesn't say." READ MORE Brett Kavanaugh and Mike Pence. (photo: Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) With Kavanaugh Confirmed, Impeachment Could Follow. Here's How. Deanna Paul, The Washington Post Paul writes: "Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court has been confirmed. A bitterly divided Senate confirmed President Trump's nominee to a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court on Saturday. So what comes next?" READ MORE Nuremberg trials prosecutor Ben Ferencz, 99, said US President Donald Trump's family separation policy was a 'crime against humanity.' (photo: United Nations) Last Surviving Prosecutor at Nuremberg Trials Says Trump's Family Separation Policy Is 'Crime Against Humanity' Mythili Sampathkumar, The Independent UK Sampathkumar writes: "The last surviving member of the Nuremberg trials prosecuting team has said Donald Trump committed 'a crime against humanity' with the recent family separation policy." READ MORE Gov. Kate Brown of Oregon speaks with reporters. (photo: Hillary Borrud/The Oregonian) Oregon's Unlikely Abortion Fight Hinges on Taxes Victoria Colliver, Politico Colliver writes: "Abortion foes in Oregon are trying a new approach to advance their cause in one of the most progressive states in the country - making it about money, not morality." READ MORE Bosnian Emir Mustedanagic (2nd R) voluntarily shares his own home in Velika Kladusa with three migrant families. (photo: Elvis Barukcic/AFP/Getty Images) 'Solidarity, Understanding, Humanity' Welcome Refugees in Bosnia Mersiha Gadzo, Al Jazeera Gadzo writes: "Unlike in other European countries, where protests against migrants and refugees have been taking place in recent years, Bosnians see their arrival as a test of humanity, having been in a similar situation in the early 1990s when war ravaged their country." READ MORE Crops in Kansas as seen from space. (photo: NASA/GSFC/METI/ERSDAC/JAROS/U.S.-Japan ASTER Science Team) Scathing Report Accuses the Pentagon of Developing an Agricultural Bioweapon George Dvorsky, Gizmodo Dvorsky writes: "A new technology in which insects are used to genetically modify crops could be converted into a dangerous, and possibly illegal, bioweapon, alleges a Science Policy Forum report released today. Naturally, the organization leading the research says it's doing nothing of the sort." READ MORE Contribute to RSN Become a Fan of RSN on Facebook and Twitter Update My Monthly Donation