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Inspired by the Greek Myth, Independent Film Series ‘The Cassandra Project’ Asks Viewers to Believe Women

The Myth of the ‘Perfect Birth’: What America Gets Wrong About Pregnancy, Birth and Maternal Care

A Groundbreaking U.N. Resolution Calls Forced Pregnancy What It Is: Reproductive Violence

‘La Operación’: The Hidden History and Forced Sterilization of Puerto Rican Women

Andrew Tate in His Own Words: On Men’s Rights, Anti-Feminism and How He ‘Threatens the System’

Hegseth’s Testosterone Bit Isn’t About Health

How Corporate Finance Took the Fun—and the Values—Out of Ben & Jerry’s

Documentary ‘State of Firsts’ Follows Sarah McBride’s Historic Journey to Congress

What Happens When a Dancer Is Forced to Become a Refugee? ‘Born to Dance, Forced to Run’ Captures Life Under the Shadow of Deportation

Why the Blake Lively Case Matters—and Why Most Women Like Her Have No Legal Recourse

Why Attacks on Immigrant Communities Are Reproductive Justice Issues

Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ Reclaims the Diversity of the Ancient World

Maine ICE Agent Linked to Fatal Shooting Has History of Domestic Violence Accusations

Ms. Global: Genocide in Sudan, Withdrawal of HIV Funding in South Africa, Two Killed in Protests in Afghanistan Over Arrests of Women

Even in Summertime, We Can’t Lose Focus: State-Level Democracy Dispatches From Maine, Kansas, Idaho and Virginia

Climate Change Hits Women Hardest. It’s Time Our Solutions Reflected That.

Trump’s Education Department Claims It’s Focused on Educator Sexual Misconduct. Is It Real Commitment or Political Messaging?

This Week in Women’s Representation: Hegseth Rolls Back Progress for Military Women; Darline Graham Nordone, Sister of Lindsey Graham, Heads to the Senate

Antiabortion Extremists Can’t Target Abortion Pill Prescribers If They Don’t Know Their Names

Saving Seneca Falls: The U.S. Birthplace of ‘All Men and Women Are Created Equal’ Needs Saving

Todd Blanche Suggests He Is Open to Using the DOJ to Restrict Mailing the Abortion Pill

‘The Wrong Kind of Girl’: Feminists Warn of the Fallout From Supreme Court’s Trans Sports Decision

Keeping Score: Feminists Denounce Supreme Trump Anti-Trans Ruling; Trump Tries to Hijack America 250; Camp Mystic Will Not Reopen; Birthright Citizenship Safe for Now

‘I Don’t Want To Die’: Texas Patients Are Afraid to Get Pregnant

You Will Hear These 10 False Narratives About Abortion. Here’s All You’ll Need to Fight Back

U.S. Attorney General Nominee Todd Blanche and the Antiabortion Machine’s Pressure Campaign

The Biggest Threat to Women’s Sports Isn’t Trans Athletes. It’s the Trump Administration’s Failure to Uphold Title IX’s Promise of Equal Opportunity.

The Blueprint to Save America’s Moms

Civil Rights Coalition Urges Senate to Reject Trump’s Attorney General Pick: ‘An Instrument of Trump’s Personal Revenge’

From Maine to Idaho, From the Senate to the Supreme Court: How Survivors Changed the Conversation This Week

Poems Wherein the Bullet Speaks: A Review of Heidi Kasa’s ‘The Bullet Takes Forever’

What Democracy Looks Like When Women Lead

If You’re Alone on the Prairie, Would You Rather Meet a Man or a Wolf?

From ‘Love Island’ to Election Day: How Close Is the U.S. to Deciding Elections by Phone?

Women’s Sports Were Built by Letting Girls In

Making Americans Smokers Again: Trump Administration Cuts Anti-Tobacco Programs

Can You Believe They Put This in Writing? The Wildest Quotes From Heritage’s ‘Project 2026’

A Single Abortion Clinic Closing Rarely Makes Headlines. What Happens When None Are Left?

The Mask Is the Message

The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Strip Healthcare From Millions—Especially Women and Disabled People

What to Know About Later Abortions: Myths, Barriers and Patient Stories

‘Hands Off Ohio!’: FBI Raid of Voting Rights Group Raises Alarms Over Voter Intimidation

After Repeated Defeats, Republicans Are Trying to Revive the SAVE Act Yet Again

Walking Through the Door Dobbs Left Open: A Groundbreaking Idaho Case Tests Whether the Constitution Protects a Pregnant Woman’s Right to Self-Preservation

A Rape-Survivor-Turned-Prosecutor Is Teaching Women How to Heal

‘The Headspace Gap’: The Mental Load of Living in a World Designed for Men

A Fourth of July Reading List for Feminists: Our Favorite Books, Essays and Multimedia Projects for America at 250

Revisiting the Speech That Made America See Farmworkers: Dolores Huerta and the Power of Saying, ‘We Exist’

Looking to Black and Indigenous Foremothers to Resist Erasure

War on Women Report: Trump Administration Defines Embryos as ‘Children,’ Eliminates LGBTQ Veteran Healthcare *and* Guts Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs

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