Ex-Rutgers Student Ravi Sentenced To 30 Days In Clementi Webcam Case
Ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail for broadcasting Clementi's sexual encounter with a man days before the teenager committed suicide.
Human Rights Watch Report Finds Immigrant Women Suffer Sexual Abuse To Avoid Job Losses, Deportation
Human Rights Watch released a new report that documents an epidemic of sexual harassment and sexual violence against female immigrant farmworkers by employers, supervisors, and others in the workplace.
House Upholds NDAA Indefinite Detention Provision For Terrorism Suspects
Lawmakers rejected the Smith-Amash amendment, which would have barred the indefinite military detention, without charge or trial, of terror suspects apprehended on U.S. soil.
U.S. Orders New Rules To Prevent Prison Rape
The announcement came on the heels of a survey that found one in 10 inmates are sexually victimized by other prisoners or prison staff.
Anti-Gay Activist Paul Cameron Admits Early Attraction To Men, Claims Obama Might Be Gay [VIDEO]
The chairman of the Family Research Institute, while arguing it is possible for individuals to choose their sexual preference, admitted he was attracted to men as a child.
Men's Rights Group Backs GOP Violence Against Women Act To Protect 'True Victims' -- Heterosexual Men
The National Coalition For Men argues the true victims of domestic violence will be better served by the House Republican bill.
NDAA Veto Threat: White House Rejects Provisions of House Defense Bill
While the Obama administration rejected to several section's of the House's proposed NDAA bill, a controversial indefinite detention provision for terrorism suspects was not among them.
Facebook IPO: Women's Rights Group Criticizes Company For All-Male Board Of Directors
Noting that a majority of Facebook users are women, the group is calling on CEO Mark Zuckerberg to diversify its board of directors as the company prepares to go public.
A Tale of Two Carlos': Texas Put An Innocent Man To Death, Concludes Columbia University Investigation
Texas, already facing flack for putting an innocent man to death in 2004, likely executed another innocent man in 1989, according to the university's Human Rights Law Review.
Fox & Friends Features Most Uninspiring 'Graduation Speech' Of All Time
To contrast President Obama's commencement speech at Barnard College, Fox & Friends offered its own speaker on Tuesday morning.
Dow's New Ad Wants You To Know: 2,4-D Corn Is Necessary To Feed The World [VIDEO]
An ad touting the benefits of its multiple herbicide-resistant Enlist corn tells viewers it won't exacerbate the growing epidemic of superweeds.
NDAA Detention Powers Under Attack From Bipartisan House Alliance
In a bipartisan surge of opposition to the National Defense Authorization Act, an amendment aims to ensure that suspected terrorists captured on U.S. soil can not be detained indefinitely without trial.
60 Percent Of Young Adults Misinformed About Birth Control As Abstinence-Only Education Flourishes: Study
While young adults say they are committed to avoiding pregnancy, 40 percent of respondents in a new study said birth control was not important because when it is your time to get pregnant, it will happen.
Farming Groups Supporting Dow's 'Agent Orange Corn' Have Financial And Executive Backing From Agricultural Biotech Industry
The Big Agriculture groups coming to Dow's defense have everything to gain from Enlist's regulatory approval.
Biden Apologized To Obama For Forcing Hand On Gay Marriage: Report
Vice President Joe Biden reportedly apologized to President Barack Obama on Wednesday for appearing to pressure him to accelerate his endorsement of same-sex marriage after speaking out on NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday.
Michele Bachmann Withdraws Swiss Citizenship: 'I'm A Proud American Citizen'
Bachmann took pains to emphasize her patriotism in a statement released Thursday.
Michele Bachmann Gains Swiss Citizenship, Can Seek Public Office There
A Swiss television reporter informed Bachmann she is eligible to run for public office in the European nation, which boasts a strong social democratic party.
Abortion Waiting Periods, Counseling Do Not Sway Women: Study
As states propose new laws intended to sway women from getting an abortion, a new study concludes the strategy is ineffective.
Catholic Bishops Say GOP Budget 'Fails Basic Moral Test,' Points to Food Stamps, Medicaid Cuts
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and House Republicans are at loggerheads over the severe cuts to social safety net programs in a proposed budget reconciliation package.
Obama, Bolstered by Independents, Increases Lead Over Romney: Reuters Poll
In the survey, Obama's job approval rating among Independents surged 11 points.
Joe Biden Gay Marriage: 'Vast Majority' of House Democrats Agree With Vice President
In contrast to President Obama, the chairman of the Democratic Caucus said House Democrats overwhelming support same-sex marriage.
ALEC's Corporate Members: Full List Released by Common Cause
The corporate members of ALEC task forces was revealed by the watchdog group Common Cause.
U.S. Secretly Released Detainees From Afghanistan Military Prison: The Washington Post
High-level detainees have been released to insurgent groups as part of a negotiation to quell violence in regions of Afghanistan, the Washington Post reports.
Heartland Institute Billboard Campaign Compares Climate Science Believers To 'Mass Murders And Tyrants'
The conservative think tank's billboard campaign features the Unabomber, Charles Manson and Fidel Castro.
CEO Pay Increased 127 Times Faster Than Worker Compensation Over Last 30 Years: Study
CEOs of major U.S. corporations have seen their pay increase by 725 percent between 1978 and 2011. In the same time, worker compensation grew by a painfully slow 5.7 percent.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott Rejects Request To Ban Guns During Republican National Convention
The governor, rejecting the idea that carrying firearms in that environment poses any real danger, insisted that guns are most precious in instances of civil unrest or protests.
Thousands of Classified Records Said To Be Missing From National Archives
A recent investigation concluded more than 1,500 boxes of top secret or confidential-level documents have been misplaced as of March 2011.
George Zimmerman MySpace Page Reveals Racism Against Mexicans
A 2005 MySpace page shows Zimmerman made disparaging remarks about Mexicans and boasted of escaping assault charges from an ex-girlfriend.
Florida 'Stand Your Ground': Lawmakers Claim Attacks On Self Defense Statute Are 'Anti-Women'
Two members of the Florida Legislature argue the self-defense law empowers women against potential attackers, despite its questionable application in domestic violence cases.
Top Lobbying Industries: Pharmaceutical, Electric Utilities Sectors Lead In 2012
The two industries spent a combined $112.9 million on lobbying fees during the first three months of 2012.