Tag: sexual harassment
Wiretap: The Trump spotlight moves to Jerusalem, and who knows what...
As Donald Trump rapidly shifts the spotlight from one major issue to the next, he has now landed it on Israel where he is...
Colorado Dem House speaker strips Dem of chairmanship after harassment allegations,...
UPDATE: Since the news broke Friday, Westminster Democratic Rep. Faith Winter said she will file a formal complaint against Democratic Rep. Steve Lebsock, which...
GUEST POST: In response to ‘#MeToo’
The trending #MeToo, used by individuals sharing that they, too, have been sexually assault and/or harassed, provides a striking visual of a fact many...
National Park Service centennial shares limelight with scandals
This story first appeared in High Country News.
Just weeks before the 2012 elections, National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis settled into a cabin on...
Mexican immigrants settle for $1 million in sexual harassment suit
A Vail condo company will pay a total of $1.02 million to eight of its former housekeepers to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. The...
Cain harassment news: Ah the cash, the laughs!
Herman Cain's presidential campaign is weathering mounting allegations of sexual harassment linked so far only to his tenure as the head of the National Restaurant Association, allegations tied to tens of thousands of dollars in payouts to his accusers. Republican voters, however, are mostly dismissing the story. They've filled Cain's campaign coffers with cash over the last two weeks and they booed the CNBC debate moderators who tried to bring up the scandal during last night's debate in Michigan. The harassment story has been a source of off-color jokes for conservative-politics pundits like Rush Limbaugh. And in Colorado, libertarian think tank funnyman Jon Caldera couldn't resist cracking wise on the topic in his weekly newsletter.
Christian groups Focus on the Family, NOM to host Iowa candidate...
The weekend before thanksgiving, Colorado Springs-based evangelical group Focus on the Family and the National Organization for Marriage will host a Republican presidential candidate forum in Des Moines centered on social issues. Focus on the Family staffer Tom Minnery said the hosts of the event don't plan to "get into theology as such" because there wouldn't be enough time for the candidates to "solve theological questions." Primary campaign frontrunner Mitt Romney, who is Mormon, has yet to commit to the event.