Sport
There’s a Lot the Skier Lindsey Vonn Can Teach Us. First Off, Know Thyself.
Lindsey Vonn’s comeback and crash are a reminder that women deserve to define their own limits.
Josie Cox
Josie Cox is a journalist, author, broadcaster and public speaker. Her book, “WOMEN MONEY POWER: The Rise and Fall of Economic Equality,” was released in 2024.
Economy
Women Are Feeling Poorer Than a Year Ago. They Say Trump is to Blame
A new poll shows growing concern among women and parents about the economic direction of America.
Careers
When Startups Hire Quickly, It’s Women Who Pay the Price
In times of rapid growth, managers fall back on familiar stereotypes in hiring.
Violence Against Women and Girls
Ongoing, Inconsistent & Harmful: How the U.S. Is Failing Victims of Online Sexual Abuse
Abusive content and non-consensual sexual material can circulate indefinitely. Not enough is being done to stop it.
Health
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.
Politics
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.
Activism
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.
World
The Rich Keep Getting Richer—Just in Time for Davos
Billionaire wealth hit a historic high in 2025, with male tech executives leading the way.
The Interview
Whitney White: 'These women were risking it all. They weren’t just liking things on Instagram.'
Whitney White, the director of the Broadway play 'Liberation,' says modern life has made feminism more "cowardly."
Mental Health
Burnout, Fear, Fatigue: A Survey Details Nurses’ Mental Health Crisis
As New York City nurses strike, the depth and breadth of the profession’s mental health crisis is reflected in a new study.
Science and Technology
Why Women Don't Trust AI
New research shows women are more likely to worry about the impact of new technologies.
Careers
Women Are Being Shut Out of the Workforce Like Never Before
Men joined the labor force at three times the rate of women last year, underscoring a gender-based jobs crisis that is escalating across America.
Forgotten Feminists
101 Years Ago: The Making of America’s First Woman Governor
She did not frame her success as a triumph of gender or claim to be breaking barriers. Instead, she spoke of civic duty and circumstance
Equality
Unemployment Hits Black Women the Hardest
The overall unemployment rate is at a four year high but it’s not impacting all workers in the same way.
Great Women
'Winning the Bread and Baking it, Too'—How The Economics of 'Having It All' is Burning Women Out
Economist Corinne Low’s new book explores the myth of the tradwife, the trap of flexibility, and how unrealistic expectations are crushing women.
Great Women
"Queen of Romantic Comedy"— 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' Author Has Died of Cancer at 55
Known as Sophie Kinsella, Madeleine Wickham wrote more than 30 books selling over 45 million copies.