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Dr. Larry Nassar listens to testimony of a witness during a preliminary hearing Friday, Feb. 17, 2017, in Lansing, Mich. A judge on Friday ordered Nassar, a former Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics sports doctor, to stand trial on sexual assault charges. He is accused of assaulting a girl from the age of 6 until the girl was 12 at his home in Holt, Mich. He has pleaded not guilty. (Robert Killips/Lansing State Journal via AP)

Sports Former U.S. Gymnasts Say They Were Sexually Abused by Team Doctor Three former members of the U.S. women's national gymnastics team say they were sexually abused by the longtime doctor for the sport's governing body. They told CBS's 60 Minutes on Sunday that Dr. Larry Nassar began abusing them as teenagers in the 1990s

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World Cambodian Immigration Officials 'Beat Up Spanish Student and Filmed It'A Spanish doctoral student, expelled from Cambodia two weeks ago for participating in anti-government protests, has alleged that Cambodian immigration officers physically abused her in custody before she left

Tech Twitter Is Giving All Users a Quality Filter to Fight Trolls As Twitter continues to take heat for the way it handles online abuse, the company said Thursday it is rolling out two new features aimed at giving all users more control over their notification

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Health Women Who Were Abused As Children Are Likely to Die Earlier Being physically or emotionally abused as a child can increase a woman’s risk of death, according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry. The researchers surveyed nearly 6,300

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U.S.Ohio Woman Wins $21 Million Judgement in Domestic Violence Suit An elementary school teacher in Ohio was awarded $1,580,000 in compensatory damages and $20 million in punitive damages in a lawsuit against her abusive ex-husband. Jennifer Bailey, who now goes by

Activist, journalist, lawyer, Ronan Farrow attends the Forbes Under 30 Summit at Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia on Oct. 6, 2015.

Ideas Ronan Farrow Is an Example for Siblings of Potential Victims For the purposes of this story, let’s agree not to talk about Woody Allen—especially the thick cloud of ick that hangs over him. Let’s agree not to talk about his marriage to his

Activist Ronan Farrow attends the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival World Premiere Documentary: 'The Diplomat' at SVA Theater 1 on April 23, 2015 in New York City.

Ideas Ronan Farrow: Woody Allen, Bill Cosby and the Danger of Unasked Questions “They’re accusations. They’re not in the headlines. There’s no obligation to mention them.” These were the objections from a producer at my network. It was September

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U.S.Georgia Teacher Charged After Video Appears to Show Her Pushing Child A special education teacher in Georgia faces a charge of second degree cruelty to a child after she allegedly pushed a 4-year-old special-needs student to the ground in an incident that was caught on

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Health Thousands of Mentally Ill Indonesians Are Imprisoned in Shackles, Report Says Nearly 19,000 people in Indonesia diagnosed with mental disabilities are currently living shackled in chains or otherwise confined to claustrophobically small spaces. That's according to a report released by Human Rights Watch

Cambodia Visa

World Cambodian Immigration Officials 'Beat Up Spanish Student and Filmed It'A Spanish doctoral student, expelled from Cambodia two weeks ago for participating in anti-government protests, has alleged that Cambodian immigration officers physically abused her in custody before she left

Tech Twitter Is Giving All Users a Quality Filter to Fight Trolls As Twitter continues to take heat for the way it handles online abuse, the company said Thursday it is rolling out two new features aimed at giving all users more control over their notification

TIME Magazine default image

Health Women Who Were Abused As Children Are Likely to Die Earlier Being physically or emotionally abused as a child can increase a woman’s risk of death, according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry. The researchers surveyed nearly 6,300

Gavel laying on judges bench in courtroom

U.S.Ohio Woman Wins $21 Million Judgement in Domestic Violence Suit An elementary school teacher in Ohio was awarded $1,580,000 in compensatory damages and $20 million in punitive damages in a lawsuit against her abusive ex-husband. Jennifer Bailey, who now goes by

Activist, journalist, lawyer, Ronan Farrow attends the Forbes Under 30 Summit at Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia on Oct. 6, 2015.

Ideas Ronan Farrow Is an Example for Siblings of Potential Victims For the purposes of this story, let’s agree not to talk about Woody Allen—especially the thick cloud of ick that hangs over him. Let’s agree not to talk about his marriage to his

Activist Ronan Farrow attends the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival World Premiere Documentary: 'The Diplomat' at SVA Theater 1 on April 23, 2015 in New York City.

Ideas Ronan Farrow: Woody Allen, Bill Cosby and the Danger of Unasked Questions “They’re accusations. They’re not in the headlines. There’s no obligation to mention them.” These were the objections from a producer at my network. It was September

Classroom

U.S.Georgia Teacher Charged After Video Appears to Show Her Pushing Child A special education teacher in Georgia faces a charge of second degree cruelty to a child after she allegedly pushed a 4-year-old special-needs student to the ground in an incident that was caught on

Indonesia Mental Health

Health Thousands of Mentally Ill Indonesians Are Imprisoned in Shackles, Report Says Nearly 19,000 people in Indonesia diagnosed with mental disabilities are currently living shackled in chains or otherwise confined to claustrophobically small spaces. That's according to a report released by Human Rights Watch

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