Quick Takes

The Phoenix Mercury star, playing in her first game post-Russian ordeal, talks about how she’s changed – and why she’s standing for the anthem.

The 81-year-old businesswoman hopes her cover will inspire women of all ages to try new things.

To kick off Women’s Health week, here’s an example of what can be achieved when we actually provide funding to women’s health initiatives.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts announced that volunteers across the country will be coming together May 13 to demand a ban on assault weapons.

PLEZi Nutrition aims to offer a healthy alternative to sugary drinks – a leading cause of the nutrition-related health crisis in the U.S.

Menopause symptoms are hurting women’s careers, with hot flashes and more resulting in unpaid time off, layoffs and firings.

New research shows that, while burnout is on the decline for women in the workplace, there’s still plenty of room for improvement when it comes to caring for female staffers.

Glamour Magazine partners with Paid Leave for All to launch baby books like you’ve never seen before.

It doesn’t matter if the woman is the primary breadwinner or a stay-at-home mom – she’s doing more laundry and enjoying less leisure time than the man of the house.

Frontwoman Debbie Harry enchanted the Mojave tent with hits like “One Way Or Another” and “Atomic.”