May 2, 2011— -- Lara Logan, the CBS reporter who was sexually assaulted by a mob in Cairo's Tahrir Square the night ... like my dirty little secret, something that I had to be ashamed of." ...

That's how journalist Lara Logan ... little secret, something that I had to be ashamed of." And though the media have for months tap-danced around how to define what happened in Tahrir Square ...

Lara Logan has given her first interview since her brutal sexual assault in Cairo’s Tahrir Square back in February, when she was covering the tumultuous regime change that emanated in part from ...

There was an interview with Lara ... Logan in Friday's New York Times, as a sort of setup for her "60 Minutes" interview. Logan, as you'll recall, is the CBS reporter who was sexually assaulted in ...

"I may have been a victim that night, but I am not a victim for the rest of my life," said veteran foreign correspondent Lara Logan describing ... by a mob in Cairo's Tahrir Square in 2011 ...

Last night, CBS News foreign correspondent Lara Logan spoke in more detail about the sustained sexual assault she suffered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. The video is below if you want to watch her ...

I was especially horrified to read of CBS journalist Lara Logan’s sex ordeal as she reported ... I was a few hundred yards away in Cairo’s Tahrir Square last Friday, unaware that Lara ...

Lara Logan has given her first television interview since she was the victim of a sexual assault and beating while covering the Tahrir Square ... like my dirty little secret, something that ...

On Feb. 11, CBS reporter Lara Logan was sexually assaulted and beaten in the crush of a Tahrir Square mob. She was subsequently rescued by a group of women and Egyptian soldiers, flew home the ...

LARA LOGAN was reporting among a jubilant crowd in Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Feb. 11 when events turned horrific. "I feel them tearing at my clothing. I think my shirt, my sweater was torn off ...

The footage is shown before she takes the stage: Lara Logan ... only to reinforce Logan’s inchoate sense of being conspired against. “I always think it is some kind of secret plot to destroy ...