JONATHAN BACHMAN/AP US President Donald Trump has been accused by four women of sexual misconduct. The White House's position is that Trump's accusers are lying and that the issue was settled when he was elected president after the stories emerged. Holvey suggested it made sense for Trump's accusers to speak to the public again given the way the country's atmosphere - and response to alleged sexual misconduct - has shifted over the last year. A day before the women spoke, Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, said that women who have accused Trump "should be heard." Trump has denied the allegations against him, vowing to sue his accusers and produce "substantial evidence" he said would disprove their claims.

Source: Stuff December 11, 2017 17:03 UTC