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A Farewell to L7, the Band That Rocked for Choice and Refused to Play Nice

An ‘Old Boy’s Network’: Groundbreaking Report Exposes Decades of Catholic Clergy Abuse and Ongoing Protection of Abusers

Is the Cornell Rape Case a Turning Point for Men?

Keeping Score: Women Marines Pass Tougher Fitness Standards; Congressional Candidate Hopes Rape Survivors ‘Have the Baby’; Sotomayor Questions Colleagues’ Understanding of First Amendment

New Poll: Four in Five Voters Fear Their Rights Are Being Taken Away. They’re Also Determined to Vote.

After a Long Campaign, California Finally Banned Child Marriage. Survivors Made It Happen.

Where Are Men’s Voices in the Conversation About Jane Doe and the Cornell 7?

Former Arkansas Farmer Hallie Shoffner Lost Her Family Farm. Now She’s Running to Unseat Sen. Tom Cotton.

Why Women Need a Hormonal Bill of Rights

Before You Vote, Know Where Your Candidates Stand on Abortion (and Economy and Healthcare and Education and Immigration and…)

The Cornell Rape Case Has Sparked a National Outcry. Can That Anger Shape the Midterms?

Weekend Reading on Women’s Representation: Arizona Congress Candidate Speaks Out About Her Rape, ‘It’s OK to Talk About It’: Will Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Run for President?

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs Work. So Why Is Trump’s HHS Cutting Them?

Offline and Overlooked: Why Internet Access Is a Girls’ Rights Issue

Tools of the Patriarchy: Censorship and the Stories Those in Power Find Dangerous

What Accountability for Epstein’s Network Would Require

From Mormonism to Ms. Magazine: A Former Tradwife’s Story of Unlearning Submission and Reclaiming My Voice

‘After-School Care Was Helping Me Work’: A Mississippi Mom on Raising Children, Running a Business and Navigating Cuts to Support

‘The Story Is Not Finished’: Robin Morgan, Feminist Pioneer and Former Ms. Editor in Chief, in Her Very Last Interview

Why Does Getting Menopause Care Still Require So Much Work?

Restricting Mifepristone Access Could Empower Abusers

Female Student-Athletes File Title IX Lawsuit Against UC Davis for Sex Discrimination, Condemn Treating Women Like ‘Second-Class Citizens’

The Difference Between His Safety and Hers

Former Models and Epstein Survivors Are Tracing a Pattern of Abuse Across Borders

Close the Victim-Blaming Loophole the Cornell Seven Exposed

Who Gets to Warn Women About Crisis Pregnancy Centers? Texas AG Ken Paxton Takes Yelp to Court.

Ms. Global: Sweden Ends Reproductive Health Support for Liberia; U.K. Bans Trans People From Bathrooms and More

Making It Count: The Women Redefining Philanthropy

You Deserve Better Menopause Care. Here’s How to Demand It.

Modeling Agencies, Powerful Men and the Network Around Epstein

Cornell Is Part of a Larger Pattern. The ERA Could Help Fix It.

October 2026 Reads for the Rest of Us

War on Women Report: ICE Lost Count of Detained Women’s Miscarriages; Sexual Assault Still Rampant on College Campuses; Post-Dobbs Ectopic Pregnancy Deaths on the Rise

Survivors Describe How Epstein Used Their Modeling Dreams to Abuse Them

As Federal Courts Strip Away Rights, State Supreme Court Elections Take on New Urgency

After Her Near-Fatal Pregnancy Crisis, Amanda Zurawski Is Finally a Mom

Antiabortion Politics Blocks Research on Fibroids, Endometriosis and Breast Cancer. The Media Is Finally Paying Attention.

‘Not One More Jane Doe’: From Kavanaugh to Cornell, Enough Is Enough

Fifty Years of Hyde Is Enough. Abortion Belongs in Pregnancy Care.

Who Cares if Political Candidates Associate with Sex Offenders?

Whitney Houston Was Always the Artist Behind Her Own Stardom

What If the Virgin Mary Had Said No? Hilarious, Heartbreaking Off-Broadway Play ‘The Body of Mary’ Reimagines an Old Story

‘America Is Better With Friends’: What We Lose When the U.S. Turns Away From the World

‘To Catch a Predator’ at Cornell

A Historic U.N. Choice, a Surge of Black Women Candidates and the Fight for Representation

We Fought Too Hard for This Vote. Here’s How We Protect It.

In ‘Lotus Leadership,’ Kamini Ramani Explores What Immigrant Daughters Owe the Mothers Who Taught Them to Be Strong but Quiet

What’s Your Reproductive Freedom Story? Five Repro Rights Staffers on the Lives Access to Reproductive Care Helped Them Build

Amid Reproductive Rights Rollbacks, a New USPS Stamp Honors Sarah Orne Jewett, Who Imagined Lives for Women Beyond Marriage

No Liberation Without Community: In One of Her Final Interviews, Gloria Steinem on Her New Memoir, Chosen Family and the Future of Feminism