Several of the president-elect’s selections for top jobs in his administration have faced accusations of sexual misconduct.

Donald Trump has picked several people for Cabinet or key jobs who have been accused of sexual misconduct. Trump has been accused of abusing women. He and all of his picks have denied the claims.

Four men Donald Trump is considering for his administration in a second presidential term have been publicly accused of sexual misconduct, including former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), Fox News host Pete Hegseth, former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and tech billionaire Elon Musk.

As with the first, the conflict in Donald Trump's second administration will not be whether candidates are qualified — it will be how long they can go without falling out with the man in charge.

President-elect Donald Trump’s willingness to choose cabinet members with histories of alleged sexual misconduct threw his transition plans off course this week.

The president-elect has chosen four cabinet picks with sexual misconduct allegations under their belt, though they have all denied any wrongdoing.

Former Navy pilot, federal prosecutor, and candidate for New Jersey governor, Rep. Mikie Sherrill reacts to recent reporting of sexual assault allegations against Trump defense secretary pick Pete Hegseth and his comments that women should not serve in combat roles in the military.

A recently released police report from the 2017 incident revealed that the woman, who has not been identified, told police that Hegseth blocked the door to stop her from leaving his hotel room and took her phone away before sexually assaulting her.

GOP senator claims woman in Hegseth sex assault allegation ‘was the aggressor’ - Senator Markwayne Mullin says he ‘absolutely’ believes Trump’s defense secretary nominee, not his accuser