House addresses anti-harassment, approves training
Thursday, November 30, 2017
WASHINGTON -- Pressured to respond to burgeoning sexual misconduct allegations, the House easily approved a bipartisan measure Wednesday requiring annual anti-harassment training for lawmakers and aides after a debate that rang with lawmakers' own accounts of such episodes.
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