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New York Senator Blasts Women’s Groups for Silence Over Sexual Attacks in Israel-Hamas War
At the United Nations, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand urged the global community to condemn rape as a strategy in warfare.
Remembering Sandra Day O’Connor, the First Woman Appointed to the Supreme Court
O’Connor, who paved the way for women on the federal bench, passed away on Friday at the age of 93.
A Tech Conference Is Canceled Amid Claims of Fake Women Speakers
The organizer of the DevTernity tech conference has been accused of creating AI-generated profiles of women speakers in order to appear more inclusive.
Anti-Trump Koch Network Endorses Nikki Haley
Super PAC Americans for Prosperity Action says Haley, the GOP’s only woman candidate, is best suited to take on Donald Trump in the presidential primary.
New York Nixes the Terms “Feminine Hygiene Products” and “Sanitary Napkins”
In an effort to change perception that it is “unclean” to menstruate, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill that will introduce new terminology.
This Woman’s Dying Wish Was to Erase Medical Debt for Others – And She Got It
Before her death, Casey McIntyre created a campaign to help alleviate others’ medical debt. To date, it has raised enough money to wipe out $46 million in hospital bills.
Pink Plans To Give Away 2,000 Banned Books at Her Florida Concerts
The singer is teaming up with PEN America to raise awareness of censorship in public schools and libraries, which largely targets books with themes of race and sexuality.
Welcome to the FDIC ‘Boys’ Club.’ You’ll Hate It Here.
A Wall Street Journal investigation into a leading bank regulator reveals a toxic culture of strip clubs, binge drinking and sexual harassment.
A List of Books by Women Authors To Read This Winter
Baby, it’s cold outside – which is why you should stay in and read these new releases by women authors, from Kiley Reid to Caz Frear.
Tracy Chapman Becomes First Black Songwriter to Win CMA’s Song of the Year
After being covered by country singer Luke Combs, Chapman’s song “Fast Car” was named Song of the Year – 35 years after its release.
Barbara Lee, the Fairy Godmother of Female Politicians, Announces Retirement
From Hillary Clinton to Ayanna Presley, Lee has supported hundreds of female candidates in their bids for office.
How College Students Are Rallying Against Gun Violence
The threat of school shootings has been a part of their lives since childhood. Today, they’re taking a stance.
Male Leaders in China Now Trying to Convince Women To Have Children
In response to a population drop, President Xi Jinping urged leaders to guide women “to play their unique role in carrying forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation.”
Art Exhibition in Madrid Depicts Womanhood – Outside of the Male Gaze
“Maestras” – which means “Women Masters” – showcases the works of women artists from the 16th to the early 20th century.