A historian assesses Donald Trump’s claim that the first president faced his own allegations of sexual assault.

Jerry Brown, California's Democratic governor, has vetoed a bill that would’ve codified into law Obama-era guidance on Title IX.

A new video ad resurfaces old accusations of rape and sexual assault against the former president. Will it work?

One of the women who accused Trump of sexual misconduct has sued him for defamation after he labeled her claims false.

Lena Dunham’s defense of a Girls writer accused of sexual assault highlights how frequently allegations from women of color are dismissed.

The Republican presidential nominee categorically denied any past incidents, but several women have come forward to report unwanted attention from him.

E. Jean Carroll’s defamation suit against the president pushes up against an obdurate truth: His very ubiquity has afforded him a kind of impunity.

After several days of comparative restraint, President Trump argued that if his Supreme Court nominee had really tried to assault Christine Blasey Ford, she would have filed a police report.

This year, the conversation began with a Supreme Court nominee. Last year, it was a Hollywood producer. The year before that, the man who would become president.

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.