Outgoing Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) voted alongside her Democrat colleagues in the House to pass what Republicans have described as a “sham” resolution as her final act in office, proclaiming that she voted to move forward on impeachment “on behalf of the women of the United States of America.”
Katie Hill resigned from her House seat ahead of an House ethics investigation that could have led to her facing sexual misconduct charges.
Despite an apparent 20 year history and pattern of shielding accused rapists and abusers, the full Democrat presidential field has still agreed to allow NBC to host their next debate.
Actor and far-left activist Tom Arnold has been accused of sexually harassing the pro-Trump social media stars Diamond and Silk, declaring his desire to “investigate every crack curve and crevice” of their intimate body parts in an unhinged tweet.
Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) will resign from Congress after reports suggested that she had inappropriate relationships with staffers in her congressional office and campaign, according to a report on Sunday.
Chinese reporter Sophia Huang Xueqin was arrested in the city of Guangzhou on October 17 after returning from a summer of covering the Hong Kong protests and charged with “making trouble and picking quarrels,” the Chinese Communist Party’s all-purpose charge for incarcerating inconvenient people.
Some of you might be surprised by this behavior, but after Jake Tapper remained silent as his own audience booed a rape victim, nothing about this sorry excuse for a man would surprise me.
Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) faces a predicament that is a “teachable moment” on the importance of due process rights.
Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) admitted Wednesday to having had an affair with a staffer on her congressional campaign.
The House Ethics Committee has formally launched an investigation into whether Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) had an inappropriate “sexual relationship” with a congressional staffer, according to a statement released Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Rose McGowan has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that Harvey Weinstein and two of his former attorneys engaged in racketeering to silence her and shut down her career before she accused him of rape.
The burgeoning scandal surrounding freshman Democrat Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) threatens to cause serious repercussions for Democrats throughout the House of Representatives as they move forward with an effort to impeach President Donald Trump.
Actress Rose McGowan has ripped Hillary Clinton over her marriage to accused sexual abuser Bill Clinton and her once-famous friendship with disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
According to the New York Post, Ronan Farrow’s upcoming Catch and Kill details how NBC News chief Andrew Lack, “preyed on female underlings” in pursuit of “sexual relationships.”
Nevils told Farrow she “told like a million people” what had happened with her and Lauer. “She told her colleagues and superiors at NBC,” and after she switched jobs, she “reported it to one of her new bosses there.”
ABBA singer Bjorn Ulvaeus has come out in support of fellow Swede Greta Thunberg, describing the teenage activist as a girl with “super powers” who has “left the patriachy pissing in its pants.”
A group of students at the Georgia Institute of Technology is protesting the recent appointment of Angel Cabrera as university president over his support for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Journalist Bob Woodward was reportedly booed on Wednesday during a discussion with two female reporters, while interviewing them about their new book on Harvey Weinstein and the #MeToo movement.
Joe Biden had a campaign rally in Las Vegas, Nevada disrupted on Saturday by a heckler pointing out the former vice president’s record of touching women unsolicited.
Feminist power attorney Gloria Allred reportedly told an alleged victim of Harvey Weinstein to stay silent as part of a settlement deal with the disgraced Hollywood producer, according to the New York Times reporters who initially broke the Weinstein scandal.
One of Joe Biden’s longtime Senate colleagues is contradicting claims the former vice president recently made about having believed Anita Hill during Clarence Thomas’s contentious confirmation battle to the Supreme Court.
Actress and #MeToo activist Rose McGowan has called for Harvey Weinstein’s former attorney Lisa Bloom to be disbarred, following revelations that Bloom — a self-described defender of women and the daughter of lawyer Gloria Allred — sought to discredit McGowan and other actresses who have accused the movie mogul of sexual harassment and assault.
Former Vice President Joe Biden was rebuffed after trying to grab the hands of a younger woman in Iowa earlier this week, while talking to her about his candidacy.
Veteran Hollywood director Woody Allen has defended his record of working with women, saying in a recent interview that he has treated women as equals to men.
Leaked internal documents show that a project to rewrite how Apple’s Siri voice assistant handles “sensitive topics” such as feminism advised developers to “deflect” and “don’t engage” the issue.
Actor Chris O’Dowd, who is received an Emmy nomination this year for his role in the British marital comedy series State of the Union, said in a recent interview that “men have coasted too long in power” and that the #MeToo movement will benefit both genders.
The lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford claimed that her client was partially motivated to speak up about her allegations against Brett Kavanaugh in the hopes his rulings from the bench on abortion could be tainted.
Convicted rapist and Hollywood director Roman Polanski says he feels that he is being “harassed” in the #MeToo era and that the constant accusations of sex abuse against him are “absurd.”
Google parent company Alphabet Inc’s Chief Legal Officer has responded to allegations that he had a child with a subordinate and subsequently emotionally abused her. Executive David Drummond says “there are two sides to all of the conversations and details.”
The Hong Kong protest movement held a rally on Wednesday dedicated to protesting alleged sexual assaults on pro-democracy demonstrators by police officers. Organizers modeled the event after the #MeToo movement, while participants came up with their own hashtag, #ProtestToo, and began writing it on their arms with lipstick.
The suit claims Lemon “put his hand down the front of his own shorts, and vigorously rubbed his genitalia, removed his hand and shoved his index and middle fingers in Plaintiff’s moustache and under Plaintiff’s nose.”
Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) weighed in Monday on the attempted career revivals of commentator Mark Halperin and former Democrat Minnesota Sen. Al Franken and stated that our country “believes in second chances.”
A number of high-profile Democrats, including David Axelrod, Donna Brazile, James Carville, and Kathleen Sebelius thought it was a good idea to help disgraced political analyst Mark Halperin rehabilitate his career, and the blowback has already been fierce.
Lucy Flores, who accused former Vice President Joe Biden of inappropriate touching five years ago, has faced backlash from fellow Democrats.
Comedian Norm Macdonald slammed actress Bette Midler, calling her a “racist” for insisting that President Donald Trump pays black people to pose in the background of photos at his events.
Jane Mayer is single-handedly dragging us back to the ’90s, to the Bill Clinton era, when rabidly-partisan, left-wing feminists like Mayer methodically destroyed Clinton’s accusers and victims.
The New Yorker believes that if it can gin up a “Two Minutes Hate” against that Trumptard Tweeden, everyone will look past the inconvenient fact that Franken has seven — seven! — other accusers.
Those who slandered Brett Kavanaugh have not been held accountable for their misconduct, said Mollie Hemingway and Carrie Severino.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) is facing renewed scrutiny over a plea agreement she reached as attorney general of California with disgraced former San Diego mayor Bob Filner, who left office over sexual harassment claims.
Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz said that forthcoming emails in a court-ordered unsealing of a defamation lawsuit stemming from the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein will exonerate him of accusations from a woman accusing him of sexual misconduct related to a “sex-trafficking ring.”
