Trump Feels 'Terribly' for Kavanaugh; Democrats Want FBI Probe
The president says he is "totally supporting" his embattled Supreme Court nominee amid a fierce clash over who should testify at a Senate hearing on a sexual abuse allegation.
Christine Blasey Ford Willing to Testify Before Senate About Kavanaugh
She is "willing to do whatever it takes to get her story forth," according to her attorney.
Hearing Sets Up Dramatic Showdown Between Kavanaugh, Accuser
The Supreme Court nominee is eager to "clear his name of this false allegation" about a high school sexual assault, an administration spokesman reports.
As #MeToo Unnerves China, a Student Fights to Tell Her Story
More than a year after she accused an ex-boyfriend of raping her on the China University of Petroleum campus in the coastal city of Qingdao, Ren Liping's life has become a series of attempts to protest the university and authorities' mishandling of the case.
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Louis C.K. Back Onstage Following Sexual Misconduct Admissions
His appearance at New York City's Comedy Cellar raises questions about the redemption of celebrities exposed by the #MeToo movement.
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Voters Choose Woman to Replace Recalled Judge
Cindy Hendrickson is known for her work in support of marginalized communities. She replaces Judge Aaron Persky, who was recalled for issuing a light sentence in a 2016 Stanford sexual assault case.
Judge in Brock Turner Sexual Assault Case Is Recalled
Aaron Persky, who sentenced a former Stanford athlete to six months in jail instead of to a long prison term, is the first California judge recalled since 1932.
Bill Clinton Bristles at Questions About Lewinsky
The former president claims credit for empowering women in his orbit and disputes that he might owe Monica Lewinsky a private apology, insisting that his public televised apology was adequate.
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Judge Faces Recall Vote Over Light Sentence in Sexual Assault
Aaron Persky, who gave a short sentence to a college athlete, is at the center of a public disagreement involving law professors.
Military Seeks to Limit Congress on Fixing Child Sex Assault
Officials of the armed services are trying to ward off congressional efforts to address child-on-child sexual assaults on military bases, even as they disclose that the problem is larger than previously acknowledged.
