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TODAY

#MeToo 1 year later: New York Times reporter reflects on the movement

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New York Times reporter and NBC News contributor Megan Twohey, who, along with her reporting partner, Jodi Kantor, broke the 2017 story exposing sexual abuse by Harvey Weinstein, looks back on the report that subsequently launched the #MeToo movement. “We could not have imagined what’s played out since then,” Twohey says.Oct. 5, 2018

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    Meet the servicemen continuing a solemn Memorial Day tradition

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  • Jury deliberations begin in Depp v. Heard trial

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  • VP Kamala Harris to attend funeral for Buffalo shooting victim

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  • Bipartisan lawmakers move to address gun control after Uvalde massacre

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