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Attorney Douglas Wigdor, who represents sexual assault victims in cases against high profile men, discusses how he would prep Christine Blasey Ford for Monday's hearing, which will be one of the hardest parts of her ordeal.

There are steps that governments can take to protect them.

At franchises nationwide, McDonald's employees walked out at noon and didn't return for the rest of the day, in what organizers said was the first multistate strike to target workplace sexual harassment. 

President Trumps called the outcome of the summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong Un “very exciting” but many experts remain skeptical of Kim’s promises.

President Trumps calls the outcome of the Korean summit “very exciting” but many experts remain skeptical.

As he lay bleeding in a campus hallway, Mark J. Bird allegedly said Trump had driven him to turn a gun on himself.

Premier Li Keqiang’s comments come as the world’s two largest economies are on track to impose levies on $635 billion worth of goods traded annually between them.

President Xi’s second-in-command says country will thrive despite “obstacles.”

Republicans are scrambling to defend their efforts to replace Obamacare. We examine a claim that people with preexisting conditions would not face higher prices.

During a home game against the Blue Jays, the O's came up with an innovative way to celebrate an anniversary involving the Baltimore-based National Federation of the Blind.

A new report from the Gates Foundation stresses the need to invest in Africa's young population.

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Attorney Douglas Wigdor, who represents sexual assault victims in cases against high profile men, discusses how he would prep Christine Blasey Ford for Monday's hearing, which will be one of the hardest parts of her ordeal.

Her husband wants to prepare for the years ahead, when they’re working — and earning — less.

A GM search that began with a stunning episode has a surprising ending, as Brand completes a swift ascent in Philadelphia's front office.

"They don’t know the real me," he said of his online detractors.

Officials said the victim was unconscious and unresponsive.

Phil Rapp, who had been an informal adviser, will take a leading role.

Environmental casualties: Soaked hog farms, flooded coal ash pits and threatened sewage systems.

He spoofed moral crusaders, hoodwinked journalists and was a forerunner to satirists such as Stephen Colbert.

The president has ordered the Justice Department to release materials related to the investigation of his campaign.

The trade dispute could be leading to a commercial divorce and the uncoupling of a 40-year relationship.

The alert, which students received Monday evening, was prompted by information from AccuWeather, a private company that sometimes works with public bodies.

The ruling has far-reaching consequences that could curtail the ability of major political players to raise money and force the disclosure of some of the country’s wealthiest donors.

A Southwest Airlines flight was diverted from Reagan National Airport due to weather. That was just the beginning.

The Putin piece is absurd, while a mass violence incident sends a playwright toward ancient Greek models.

Chen said she's leaving the show to spend more time with her husband, Leslie Moonves, and their young son.

The action comes with a government shutdown deadline less than two weeks away.

The action comes with a government shutdown deadline less than two weeks away.

'The time has come for us to be treated as part of a game we've given so much to,' the group wrote in a letter to the NFL and its players' union.