What’s harder to believe: that it took a year for Andrea Constand to accuse the star of sexual assault, or that it’s taken 11 years and dozens more women coming forward for those accusations to be heard in court?

When sexual assault reports turn out to be inaccurate—even slightly so—nobody wins.

A new app gives college students the option to only report a sexual assault if someone else is raped by the same person.

One California court system is working to address the challenges facing women veterans, still coping with abuse they endured during their service.

The Republicans’ defenders argue that the timing of accusations of sexual assault are questionable. That’s only because they weren’t paying attention before.

For women, fending off unwanted male attention is the job that never ends.

Efforts to portray the comedian—who was sentenced on Tuesday to a minimum of three years in prison for sexual assault—as the victim of a racist system deploy a peculiar logic.

The assault was seven years ago. Should I expose him now?