The outrage over Brock Turner’s sentencing is intense, but the nation’s attention span won’t last long.
Several female legislators were thrown out of the House chamber Wednesday for protesting the prime minister's remarks invoking rape.
Several 2020 candidates have called for the congressman to step down following comments he made about rape and incest. But he represents the party’s best hope in Northwest Iowa.
A new app gives college students the option to only report a sexual assault if someone else is raped by the same person.
Police couldn't find any evidence to substantiate allegations in Rolling Stone of a gang rape at a fraternity—but they're suspending the case, not closing it.
A new federal policy seeks to tackle the college sexual-assault problem—but can it change the status quo?
At many schools, the rules intended to protect victims of sexual assault mean students have lost their right to due process—and an accusation of wrongdoing can derail a person’s entire college education.
Would serial offenders have a harder time if more men and women felt personally responsible for stopping them?
Some legislators want to upend the system of military justice, which led to 238 convictions last year out of an estimated 26,000 sexual assaults within the Armed Forces.
What does a conservative magazine do when a columnist is convicted of attempted rape?