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Voters mourn women candidates’ losses in 2020

By Jocelyn Noveck, Maryclaire Dale, Associated Press

With the presidential race exit of Elizabeth Warren, Democratic women are coming to terms with a new and for some a painful reality: If 2019 was the Year of the Woman, with a record number of women sworn into Congress…

WATCH: Full interview with 2020 candidate Michael Bloomberg

By Judy Woodruff, Matt Loffman

The Democratic presidential candidate weighed in on the Trump administration's response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, his tax returns, thoughts on the #MeToo movement, and much more.

Lawyer says hospitalized Weinstein is ‘energized’ about appeal

By Associated Press

Attorney Arthur Aidala spoke Tuesday as Weinstein remained in a jail unit at Bellevue Hospital. He was taken there after Monday's verdict to be checked out for heart palpitations and high blood pressure.

How Weinstein’s conviction could influence other sex crime prosecutions

By Maryclaire Dale, Jennifer Peltz, Associated Press

If any case seemed to encapsulate the #MeToo reckoning with sexual misconduct, gender dynamics and power as a form of coercion, it was Weinstein's.

In Weinstein trial, the most ‘complex’ testimony may have been the most credible

When allegations of sexual misconduct against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein were revealed in 2017, they marked a milestone for what became the international MeToo movement. Weinstein was convicted Monday on two felony sex counts but acquitted of the most serious…

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What the Weinstein verdict means for the #MeToo movement

The investigation and subsequent prosecution of entertainment mogul Harvey Weinstein for sexual misconduct marked a watershed moment for an international conversation around sexual abuse and harassment. Now, what does Weinstein’s conviction on two felony sex charges mean for the broader…

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Harvey Weinstein found guilty in landmark #MeToo moment

By Michael Sisak, Tom Hays, Associated Press

Weinstein was convicted Monday of rape and sexual assault against two women and could be sent to prison for decades.

Weinstein jury indicates it is split on some charges

By Tom Hays, Michael R. Sisak, Associated Press

In a note sent to the judge, jurors asked if it were permissible for them to be hung on two counts of predatory sexual assault while reaching a unanimous verdict on other charges.

Bloomberg struggles to respond to politics of #MeToo era

By Alexandra Jaffe, Maryclaire Dale, Associated Press

Mike Bloomberg campaigned Thursday in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he showed no sign of changing his approach, bemoaning the division on display during the debate and reinforcing his central point that he's best positioned to beat Trump.

Jury begins deliberations in Harvey Weinstein trial

By Tom Hays, Michael R. Sisak, Associated Press

A jury has started deliberations in the rape trial of Harvey Weinstein. The jury is weighing the evidence Tuesday after often-emotional testimony from multiple women who accused him of sexual assault.