What a weird little world you live in. Of course they gave ample coverage to her accusations. It was obvious to all informed people at the time that the Kavanaugh vote would come down to a margin of just a few votes one way or the other, and could hinge on reactions to her testimony, so her testimony was an extremely news-worthy event that could influence the course of one of the three branches of government for decades to come. By comparison, the question of who stands behind the podium to read the presentation of an award is not newsworthy. Sure, it has inspired lots of crying jags among the troglodytes of the extreme right wing, who hate to see good things happen to good people. However, there aren't many of them, and they're already well-served by "news for imbeciles" sites like Breitbart, so there's no need to feed them in the reputable press.