So, unless I'm missing something, when the CDC moved their rape reports to those new links, they also changed their rape data in the 2010 report.

This is from a 2023 study (page 468) quoting CDC data which can be found at

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353570309_On_the_Sexual_Assault_of_Men

"On page 18 of the CDC report it states that 1,270,000 women were raped during this 12-month period and that too few men were “raped” during the same 12 months to give reliable data, using the non-gender neutral definition of given in the CDC report. However, on page 19 the report states that during that 12 months the number of men who were forced to penetrate someone is 1,267,000, virtually the same as the number of women who were raped."

Now, looking at the present day 2010 report at

Intimate partner violence in the United States -- 2010 (cdc.gov)

on page 14 it says in the 12-month data 686,000 women were raped and 586,000 men were made to penetrate. Not as close as it was before, and much less for both sexes. Perhaps most concerning, the report does not explain why the data has been changed, unless I missed it.