1/ During the #KavanaughHearings today, remember that Christine Blasey Ford isn’t the only woman who has accused him of sexual misconduct.

Here’s a refresher on the women who have come forward: 2/ Ford, the first to come forward and who we will hear from today, accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a party in high school. bit.ly/2OUr3Ls

1/ We're halfway into one of the most scandal-plagued presidencies ever. But on Fox News, Hillary Clinton is still the villain.

The network can’t stop talking about her — even though nearly two years have passed since the 2016 election. 2/ Since Trump’s inauguration, Fox News has spent far more time covering Clinton than any other cable news channel. It’s not even close:

1/ Having trouble wrapping your head around family separations at the border?

Here’s some context on how families end up in this situation: 2/ It begins with asylum seekers from deadly nations like Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador taking a dangerous journey to the US-Mexico border. bit.ly/2JZyaQk

1/ Today, President Trump is expected to end America’s involvement in the Iran nuclear deal — and potentially threaten its existence.

It will be one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency. 2/ To understand why this is such a big deal, it helps to start with the basics. What exactly is the #IranDeal?

In his testimony before Congress, Mark #Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook "didn't do enough to prevent [our] tools from being used for harm." Sen. Lindsey Graham: “Do you think the average consumer understands what they’re signing up for" on Facebook?

Mark #Zuckerberg: “I don’t think the average person likely reads that whole [terms of service] document … there are different ways we can communicate that.”

1/ Exactly 50 years after the murder of Martin Luther King Jr., America is still far from his dream. #MLK50 2/ From economic well-being to criminal justice issues, racial inequality is still very real.

Here’s how America has (and hasn’t) changed since that day in 1968.

1/ It’s hard to predict who will commit a horrifying act like a mass shooting. But there’s often one common thread: domestic violence. 2/ The church shooting that killed 26 people in Sutherland Springs, Texas, is the latest example.

1/ By now, you’ve heard the news: Trump's ex-campaign chair Paul Manafort is facing 12 charges in Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation. 2/ The indictment has nothing to do with the president or possible collusion with Russia in the 2016 election.