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Jameela Jamil in character as the "conceited but deeply kind, insecure, vainglorious" socialite Tahani al Jamil. NBC/Andrew Eccles/NBC hide caption
Week In Politics: Battle Over Brett Kavanaugh, #MeToo 1 Year Later And Midterms
Chicago Police Officer Found Guilty Of 2nd-Degree Murder Of Laquan McDonald
Women In Brazil Are Mobilizing Against The Presidential Election Front-Runner
Protesters Descend On D.C., Urging Lawmakers To Vote Against Kavanaugh
Heritage Foundation's John Malcolm Weighs In On Kavanaugh Nomination
In 17 years, children's author and illustrator Jarrett Krosoczka has published 38 books, but his latest stands out from the others. Hey, Kiddo is a graphic memoir telling the story of Krosoczka's childhood. Boston Globe via Getty Images hide caption
In 'Hey, Kiddo,' Jarrett Krosoczka Sketches Childhood, A Mom's Addiction
Brett Kavanaugh Moves A Step Closer To The Supreme Court As Democrats Voice Concern
Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin Discusses Latest With Kavanaugh's Supreme Court Nomination
How Will The Battle Over Kavanaugh's Nomination Impact The Other Justices?
Winners Of 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Recognized For Their Fight Against Sexual Violence
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., points at Democrats as he defends Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last week. Tom Williams/AP hide caption
Will The Kavanaugh Saga Leave Bruises That Heal Or Permanent Scars?
Lack Of Equipment Has Slowed Recovery Efforts From Earthquake In Indonesia
Baseball's Epic, Ancient Rivalry Is Back As Yankees Take On Red Sox In ALDS
Jameela Jamil in character as the "conceited but deeply kind, insecure, vainglorious" socialite Tahani al Jamil. NBC/Andrew Eccles/NBC hide caption