The second season of the ABC series takes a powerful, nuanced look at a fictional rape case, but is often too neat for its own good.
A jury found Jerry Hartfield guilty Wednesday of the rape and murder of a woman in 1976.
Under the banner of free speech, companies like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been host to rape videos and revenge porn—which makes female users feel anything but free.
The Swedish prosecutor’s office said it has dropped the rape investigation against the WikiLeaks founder because “we cannot expect cooperation from Ecuador” whose embassy in London Assange has lived in since 2012.
A New York judge’s dismissal of rape allegations cites statutes of limitations and other issues unrelated to Dr. Luke’s guilt or innocence.
The show's latest shocker looks to have been an appalling mistake.
On the selective accountabilities of the Trump hearings
A Q&A with historian Danielle McGuire about the life of the black woman whose campaign for justice after a rape by six white men was instrumental to the civil-rights movement—and to the #MeToo movement today.
In the tight-knit communities of the far north, there are no roads, no police officers—and higher rates of sexual assault than anywhere else in the United States.