President Obama is facing criticism from his liberal base over what they say are “disrespectful” and even sexist comments about Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has led the opposition against a White House-backed trade bill.

I don't know about you, but when I get an email titled "Your Obsessive and Loathsome Coverage," it's not too long before I hit the delete button.

Fortunately, New York Times reporter Amy Chozick didn't do that when she got such a missive from a hyperactive Hillary Clinton supporter. She hit the tweet button instead.

Now let me inoculate myself, as a male member of the species, by saying that yes, there was some sexism directed at Hillary in the 2008 campaign -- remember those "Iron My Shirt" signs, and a weeklong debate about why she dared sho

Last week, Emma Watson, the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador better known as Hermione from Harry Potter, delivered a speech to the delegates gathered in New York championing feminism and pledging to end gender inequality. Big task! Her campaign will tackle, among other things, the fact that women are paid so much less than men, even in countries like the United States and the U.K., where we are allegedly no longer discriminated against. (As if to illustrate the rampant sexism that still exists, hackers threatened to release nude photos of her after her speech.)