Hegseth, 44, has denied the woman's allegations. The incident took place in 2017. The Washington Post reported Saturday that ...

Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for secretary of defense, paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault as part of a nondisclosure agreement, though he maintained that their ...

No charges were filed. His lawyer, Timothy Parlatore, told The Associated Press on Sunday that the sexual encounter was consensual and that the woman who made the accusation to police several days ...

On Saturday, the publication received a statement from Hegseth’s lawyer Timothy Parlatore, confirming that the Fox News host had paid his accuser out of fear that he would lose his TV gig.

The payment was reported earlier by The Washington Post. Mr. Hegseth’s lawyer, Timothy Parlatore, said that his client had done nothing wrong. “Mr. Hegseth is completely innocent,” he said.

Lo riporta il Washington Post citando l'avvocato di Hegseth, Timothy Parlatore. Hegseth - ha riferito il legale - era "visibilmente ubriaco" al momento dell'incidente, e ha accettato di pagare una ...

Timothy Parlatore, Hegseth's lawyer, told Newsweek that no criminal charges were filed. "Although an allegation was made, it was fully investigated and Pete was cleared," Parlatore said.

On Saturday, the publication received a statement from Hegseth’s lawyer, Timothy Parlatore, that confirmed the Fox host paid his accuser out of fear that he would lose his TV gig. While the payment is ...

No charges were filed in the case. Hegseth’s attorney, Timothy Parlatore, told The Associated Press the allegations were “completely false.” “This was investigated by the police at the ...