Harvard: ‘Presumption of Innocence’ Used to Silence Rape Survivors

University’s sexual assault prevention office draws criticism from staff, alumni

Report: San Francisco Labor Regulations Hurting Workers

Companies cutting hours, flexibility for part-time workers in San Francisco

Feds Spend $564,231 on Farmers’ Markets for Refugees

10,000 refugees enroll on food stamps each year

Special Report Panel Trashes 'Single Dumbest Editorial in the History of the New York Times'

Bret Baier Asks the Dalai Lama If He Has Ever Seen 'Caddyshack'

Michael Hayden: Political Correctness Has Harmed Counter-Terror Effort

Maggie Hassan Plays Coy When Asked if She Would Ban Assault Weapons

Orlando Gunman Warned of Future ISIS Attacks Against U.S. in Facebook Post

Avocado Black Market Springs Up in New Zealand Amid Shortages

Hillary Clinton Backs Women in the Military Draft

Poll shows women narrowly oppose Selective Service registration