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Ms. Global: South Korea Approves Abortion Pills; Anti-Femicide Protests in Cameroon; and More

The Marcia Ann Gillespie I Remember: A 60-Year Friendship Forged at the Dawn of Two Journalism Careers

Women Will Hold at Least One-Third of Governorships—A New Record. Now Let’s Make It Last.

Marcia Ann Gillespie Was My Hero. Then She Became My Friend.

The 2026 Midterms: Races and Ballot Measures Ms. Editors Are Watching

Rest in Power, Marcia Ann Gillespie: The Trailblazing Editor Who Transformed Women’s Media

Before the Gender Gap Had a Name, Ms. Saw Women’s Political Power Coming: Six Stories From the Archives on the Power of Women Voters

November 2026 Reads for the Rest of Us

I Left Texas Tech Because Its New Gender Restrictions Made It Impossible to Teach History

U.S. Voters Support Abortion Rights. In Missouri, Voters Protected Those Rights in 2024. Now They’re Being Asked to Undo That Vote.

Here We Go Again… Trump Is *Still* Trying to Intervene in the Midterms, Courts Are Pushing Back

A Pregnant Haitian Woman Faces an Uncertain Future After Trump Ends Temporary Protected Status: ‘I’m Sorry I’m Bringing Her Into This World’

The Affordability Crisis Is Also a Caregiving Crisis. Just Ask America’s Women.

Men Don’t Get to Decide How Women Vote—or How We Live

War on Women Report: Antiabortion Extremism Makes Its Way to the White House; 28th Woman Accuses Donald Trump of Rape; Arizona Man Wins $68K Settlement After Ex-Wife’s Abortion

ACA Open Enrollment Starts Nov. 1 in Most States. Here’s What to Expect—Including Higher Premiums and New Hurdles

Texas Is Testing a Blueprint for Censoring Gender and Sexuality in Higher Education Nationwide

Georgia, Ohio, Minnesota and Beyond: The Races and Ballot Measures Women’s Rights and Democracy Advocates Are Watching

A Lame-Duck Supreme Court Showdown Could Be Coming

‘Fake Clinics Are Spooky!’ and ‘Haunted by Hidden Agendas’: Feminist Halloween Campaign Unmasks CPCs’ Antiabortion Deception

How Abortion Bans Could Make Your IUD Insertion More Painful (And Other Far-Reaching Consequences)

Keeping Score: Early Voting Signals Strong Midterm Turnout; Hundreds of Women Charged With Pregnancy-Related ‘Crimes’; Dems Seek Special Counsel on Trump-Epstein Ties

The Rise of Pronatalist Horror in an Age of Reproductive Control

‘Where Are We?’ One Week Before the Midterms, a Question None of Us Can Afford to Ignore

Rest in Power, Dolores Huerta. She Never Waited for Permission—and Neither Should We

U.S. Policies That Deprive Hungry People of Food Harm Women—Deliberately

What Opal Vadhan Knows About the Indian American Majority

When Politicians Weaponize Childhood Rape for Political Gain

Big Money Is on the Ballot: Voters Could Reshape Campaign Finance Laws in Multiple States

As Trump’s Education Department Scales Back Campus Sexual Assault Investigations, a New Database Puts the Records in Public Hands

This Midterm Season, Five States Are Voting on Anti-Trans Ballot Measures

‘In Protest’: The Women Leading the Resistance Against Israel’s Authoritarian Turn

The Ripple Effect: How Abortion Bans Threaten the Entire Healthcare Ecosystem

When the Victim Becomes the Target

The Violent Cost of Being a Woman in Politics Spans Continents

Most Home-Based Childcare Is Run by People Over 50. Who’s Going to Replace Them?

Abortion Rights Are on the Ballot in Four States in 2026

Voting Is Underway. Here’s How to Find Your Polling Place, Check Your Ballot and Get Help

Why This Menopause Expert Turned Down Trump’s Rose Garden Photo Op

Before You Head to the Polls, Know Your Rights and Save These Phone Numbers

At a No Kings Rally, I Found a Reason to Wave the American Flag

Trump’s FDA Wants to Talk About Abortion Pills After the Election. Let’s Talk About Them Now.

The Campus Free Speech Crisis We Don’t Talk About

Understanding Reactions to Sexual Assault, We Tend to Forget ‘Girls Play Dead’

Healthcare, Jobs and Equality: The Feminist Stakes of the Midterms

Her Abortion as a Teen in an Abusive Relationship Was ‘the Best Decision I Could Have Made.’ Nevada’s Question 6 Would Protect That Freedom.

‘No One Wants to Talk About Women in Tech’: Why WIRED Made an Issue All About Women

The Trump Administration is Targeting Ilhan Omar to Send a Message to Immigrants

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