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For more than a century, politicians have tried to figure out what women want. History suggests they've been asking the wrong question.
How women have passed the tradition of voting down generations.
Beyond his celebrated acting career, Stewart was an advocate for women and children affected by domestic abuse.
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Sometimes, the losses we’ve suffered in our younger years can help us love better when we’re older.
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Julianna Glasse was a conservative Christian pop star with a famous baseball-playing husband and a picture-perfect evangelical life. Then she started reading books.
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The problem with rankings is that no list can measure what a television show meant to you when you needed it most.
I thought caring for my elderly mom would be like a vacation. That’s not exactly how it turned out.
Nearly 60 years ago, Meg Crane fought her male bosses to give women something radical: the ability to find out for themselves if they were pregnant.
Women and men are closer to parity than at any point in the World Economic Forum’s 20-year analysis, though big gaps remain in political power and economic opportunity.
A new documentary by The New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly reveals what goes through the minds of women cartoonists as they ply their trade.
The cost of essentials has risen far faster than incomes over the past two decades, with women facing particular pressure from the growing cost of care.
Pronatalists are part of a collection of niche right-wing movements that have discovered that they can lend one another political weight.
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