Sorry, or Not: How Men Accused of Sexual Misconduct React
Powerful men continue to be accused of sexual harassment and assaults, and have been responding by accepting, hedging or dodging the allegations.
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She Didn’t Fight Back: 5 (Misguided) Reasons People Doubt Sexual Misconduct Victims
Some common reasons raised for doubt, like a long delay before speaking out or a hazy recall of timing, are exactly what experts say they would expect to see after a sexual assault.
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CreditPaul Chinn/San Francisco Chronicle, via Associated Press Undocumented Immigrant Acquitted in Killing of Kate Steinle
Jose Ines Garcia Zarate was convicted only of being a felon in possession of a firearm in the fatal shooting of Ms. Steinle in San Francisco.
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Earthquake in Delaware Rattles Region, but No Major Damage Is Reported
A magnitude-4.1 earthquake whose center was about six miles northeast of Dover was felt from Virginia to Connecticut.
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CreditBrynn Anderson/Associated Press No Accidental Candidate, Alabama Democrat Laid Path for Years
Doug Jones, the Democratic nominee running against Roy S. Moore in Alabama, has leaned on a network of fellow prosecutors and civil rights lawyers for help.
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CreditDoug Mills/The New York Times The #MeToo Moment
Our new gender editor offers insights and updates on the sexual misconduct scandals roiling our society.
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CreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times Nazi Sympathizer Profiled by The Times Loses His Job
The restaurant that employed Tony Hovater, who expressed a belief that races are better off separate, said it had received threats.
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CreditAudra Melton for The New York Times Black Voters Could Sway an Alabama Senate Race Rocked by Scandal
White conservatives face tough decisions in the wake of sex allegations against Roy Moore. But black voters’ attention, and enthusiasm, could be equally important.
