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New York Times | Cliff Huxtable Was Bill Cosby's Sickest Joke New York Times If a sexual predator wanted to come up with a smoke screen for his ghastly conquests, he couldn't do better than Cliff Huxtable. Cliff was affable, patient, wise, and where Mrs. Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad) was concerned, justly deferential. His wit was ... The Latest: Accuser Calls Bill Cosby 'A Raping Monster' The long, winding path to Bill Cosby's guilty verdict Cosby verdict hailed a 'victory for womanhood' |
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Bill Cosby, Michael Cohen, Golden State Killer: Your Thursday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Merkel, Spain, Ice Roads: Your Friday BriefingKim Jong-un Crosses Inter-Korean BorderNorth Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, walked across the inter-Korean border to meet the South’s president, Moon Jae-in. No North Korean leader had made the journey in the two countries’ 70-year history of bitter rivalry. Bill Cosby Found Guilty of Sexual Assault in RetrialA jury in Pennsylvania voted to convict Mr. Cosby of sexually assaulting a former Temple University staff member who had looked up to him as a mentor. The Woman Who Brought Down Bill CosbyAndrea Constand is the only woman among more than 50 accusers whose complaint against Mr. Cosby has resulted in a conviction. A jury found him guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault. Bill Cosby Criminal Case: A Timeline From Accusation to ConvictionMore than 15 years after he met the woman who would accuse him of sexual assault, Mr. Cosby again finds his fate in the hands of a Pennsylvania jury. Critic’s Notebook: Cliff Huxtable Was Bill Cosby’s Sickest JokeMr. Cosby’s signature TV character was a patient, wise father figure. In other words, our critic writes, the ideal cover for terrible behavior. Bill Cosby Has a Few Words for the CourtMr. Cosby has not said much about the sexual assault allegations against him, but on Thursday he erupted with a vulgarity aimed at the prosecutor. The Cosby Verdict: Did the #MeToo Movement Sway the Jury?Between Bill Cosby’s first trial and this one came the revelations over Harvey Weinstein and other powerful men that invigorated the #MeToo movement. News Analysis: For Many, Life in Trump’s Orbit Ends in a Crash LandingProximity to President Trump has been a crushing experience for many who arrived with stellar careers and independent reputations yet ended up losing so much. Scott Pruitt, on Capitol Hill, Deflects Blame for Ethical LapsesThe E.P.A. chief said that decisions regarding illegal actions by his office had been made by his staff members without his knowledge. Isolation of White House Medical Unit Hid Ronny Jackson From ScrutinyAccusations leveled against Dr. Ronny L. Jackson’s time leading the White House medical staff led lawmakers to have concerns over his nomination. Trump Distances Himself From Cohen’s Legal TroublesIn an interview on “Fox & Friends,” the president said that the investigation of his lawyer, Michael Cohen, was about Mr. Cohen’s personal business dealings. Former Judge Chosen to Review Materials Seized From Michael CohenBarbara S. Jones will oversee a review determining whether anything seized from Mr. Cohen by the F.B.I. is protected by attorney-client privilege. In Warning to Trump, Senators Advance Bill to Protect MuellerThe Senate Judiciary Committee, on a bipartisan vote, advanced legislation that would allow special counsels like Robert S. Mueller III to appeal their firing. How a Genealogy Site Led to the Front Door of the Golden State Killer SuspectInvestigators used DNA from crime scenes and plugged that genetic profile into an online genealogy database, tracing DNA to the suspect, Joseph James DeAngelo. ‘We Just Did Not Give Up Hope,’ Says One of Those Who Lost a Relative to the Golden State KillerFor decades, those who survived the killer’s attacks or saw loved ones murdered suffered alone. But they bonded together in recent years and celebrated the arrest of a suspect this week. Do Serial Killers Just Stop? Yes, SometimesJoseph James DeAngelo’s arrest occurred more than 30 years after the Golden State Killer’s spree ended. Experts cite cases involving murderers whose crimes ceased long before they were caught. Editorial: A Reckoning for Cosby — Now for Others?Cosby’s persistent pathology was unusual. The fears of his victims, that the man who abused them was too powerful to face consequences, are not. When Misogynists Become TerroristsContributing Op-Ed Writer: The Supreme Court and the New Civil WarThe battle between the White House and blue states raises questions about the limits of federal authority. Dear Abby: #MeTooBefore hashtags and callouts, there was just one public space where women could go to air their grievances: advice columns. Op-Ed Contributor: The Cosby Jury Finally Believes the WomenThe guilty verdict against Bill Cosby reflects a new understanding of sexual assault and, finally, some change in how victims are treated Op-Ed Contributor: A Trade War the U.S. Is Actually Winning, for NowObsessing over the trade deficits with China obscures a more important conflict over whether the dollar remains the world’s top currency. We Are Republican Teachers Striking in Arizona. It’s Time to Raise Taxes.We’re angry: Our classrooms are falling apart. We work multiple jobs. Our party must stop its war on public education. Op-Ed Columnist: Bush 41, Trump, and American DeclineThe two Republican presidents are a study in contrasts, each with a profound effect on our country. Amazon’s Profit Swells to $1.6 Billion, Lifted by Its Cloud BusinessThe company also said it would raise the price of its popular Prime membership service to $119 from $99. Trump’s On-Again, Off-Again Trip to Britain Is Set for JulyThe White House has repeatedly put off the trip amid friction between the American president and one of the United States’ closest allies. Menendez Is ‘Severely Admonished’ by Senate Panel for Accepting GiftsThe Ethics Committee chastised Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, for the gifts, which were also the focus of a criminal case. Parents Sue North Korea Over College Student’s Death After Time in PrisonOtto F. Warmbier, a student at the University of Virginia, died after suffering a severe brain injury during 17 months in custody in Pyongyang. The Times’s Reporting on Harvey Weinstein Will Get Movie TreatmentPlan B Entertainment and Annapurna Pictures bought the rights for a film about how the reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey helped set off the #MeToo movement. For Catalans, a Day of Books, Roses and, of Course, PoliticsCatalans have come together on the feast of Sant Jordi for centuries. This year, after months of secessionist turmoil, political division was perhaps inevitable. Gertrude Jeannette, Actor, Director and Cabdriver, Dies at 103Believed to be the first woman to drive a taxi in New York City, she also overcame a speech impediment to work on Broadway, in film and on television. ‘Mexico First’ Campaign Could End Welcome for U.S. Oil GiantsThe leading presidential candidate has vowed to reverse energy policies that have attracted foreign drillers and helped absorb a natural-gas glut. Women Describe Invasive Strip Searches on Visits to City JailsThe practice is prohibited, but dozens of lawsuits allege a pattern of humiliating searches of women who consented only to a pat-down. Arthur Kopelman Works the Other HamptonsNew York’s waters are home to 20 species of whales and dolphins. One man aims to count them all. Profile: ‘In Italy, There Was the Pope and Then There Was Enzo Ferrari’A biography of the legendary Italian carmaker shines a light on the man and the automotive empire he built. 5 Cheap(ish) Things You Need for Summer Travel SeasonSsion, a D.I.Y. Hero of the Technicolor Underground, Returns RefreshedThe artist and musician Cody Critcheloe is releasing his first album in seven years, featuring a wild new blend of genres, eras and pop culture references. Review: ‘Duck Butter’ and the 24-Hour ‘for Real’ RelationshipAlia Shawkat and Laia Costa star in this charmer about strangers who hook up and try to cram a world of togetherness into a day and night. ‘Desperation Oncology’: When Patients Are Dying, Some Cancer Doctors Turn to ImmunotherapyThe drugs don’t work against every cancer — but on rare occasions, they work miracles. More Recent Articles |
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