'Disoriented and Not Fully Present'—What to Do When Grief Takes Over

When you're in the fog of grief, you need someone else to make the rules.

In Afghanistan, Abusing Animals Now Carries a Stronger Penalty Than Abusing Women

The Taliban’s criminal code, introduced at the start of this year, marks a new low for women.

You're Invited to 'And Another Thing!'

Join us for a conversation with our editors on leisure time as an act of resistance.

Unexpected Pairings We Are Surprised We Love

From listening to Madonna in the Tate to a mix of high- and low-brow television, here are the things we didn’t think would go together–but somehow fit our current mood perfectly.

When AI is Listening, Women Speak More

A new study shows that when meetings are transcribed by AI, women find it easier to speak.

So Long Ick Factor!

An Oscar-nominated short shows moviemakers are getting more comfortable showing periods in films.

In Minneapolis—Their Community is Our Community. Our Community Must Be Theirs.

What's happening in Minneapolis is an "everywhere" situation and an "all of us" situation.

Women Spend 25% More of Their Lives in Poor Health Than Men

A new report reveals the systemic underinvestment in women’s health and the economic potential of correcting it.

How to Support the Community in Minneapolis

Whether you’re on the ground or watching the situation unfold from afar, here's how to get involved.

On Beauty: What We Love in a World That Tells Us to Hate How We Look

Beauty isn’t fitting into a prescribed notion of what you “should” look like. It’s about feeling good in your skin—whatever that means.

The Trump Administration Just Made it Harder for Workers to Fight Harassment

More than 70 organizations say the move undermines the agency’s mission and makes it more difficult for workers to challenge discrimination.

What It Means to Love America Today

Loving a place, like loving a person, means taking the good with the bad, and confronting the parts that disappoint and upset us.