Workplace harassment

"I am sure they meant no harm and that was the boys just being boys," DeeAnn Fitzpatrick's manager said.

Russia's most high profile set of harassment allegations since #MeToo have been waved away by parliament.

The gap widens even more when discretionary bonuses are taken into account.

After Democrats voted him out on sexual harassment allegations, former Colorado Representative Steve Lebsock changed his party affiliation at the last minute so the GOP would be tasked with picking his replacement.

He admitted to peeing in her water bottle to investigators—but said it was only because the restaurant was busy.

The Defense Department has updated its definition to cover "all forms of harassment."

A new initiative will lobby for legislation to end forced arbitration, a binding legal agreement companies use to silence victims of sexual harassment.

The lawsuit filed against Disney alleges that the company violated the civil rights of a former employee and discriminated against him based on his Moroccan nationality.

Only 9 percent of Americans believe harassment could be an issue in their office.

The entire segment was a parody of an issue that is now exploding in the #MeToo campaign.

Transgender respondents said they had to hide their gender identity, delay their transition, or quit their job due to fear of negative repercussions.

"Outnumbered" host Harris Faulkner called out Fox News for its hypocrisy on sexual harassment.

Human resources representatives are there to protect the company, not its employees.

The Harvey Weinsteins of the world aren't confined to Hollywood studio executive suites.

Twitter users said they could relate to Comey's account of being trapped by a powerful, demanding man.