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The crisis has evolved from isolated use to systematic household penetration, with women now increasingly entangled in supply ...

After years of shrinking, the gender pay gap is widening. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with Washington Post reporter Taylor Telford about why some women are leaving the workforce.

A new Scholars at Risk report warns that the United States, once a global leader in education, is undermining academic ...

A growing number of affluent Chinese women are opting out of traditional relationships in favor of hiring “Kens”—young, ...

The allure of being perceived as modest is strong, yet the human desire for recognition is even stronger. It's a balancing ...

The first gay rodeo was held in Reno in 1976. Fifty years later, original rodeo participants explain why the event still ...

When governments convene this week in Paris for a conference on feminist foreign policy, there will be a lot to talk about.

The majority are married with children, stayed abroad for 6–10 years, and now work in construction and education – The ...

Millions across the United States gathered together on Saturday, October 18 to oppose the Trump administrations authoritarian ...