As rural communities face the closure of hospitals and labor and delivery units, crisis pregnancy centers — largely unregulated — are moving to fill the gap.
Senate Bill 12 banned Pride clubs and required teachers to use students’ names and pronouns assigned at birth. Adrian Moore didn’t let it define his senior year.
The 19th reached out to over 250 domestic violence shelters, organizations and municipalities that have received federal grants in the past to determine the impact of withheld funds.
It's an American story you likely haven’t heard: Domestic workers have had to work to be included in America’s promise of equality, forging a model of grassroots organizing.
The 19th is reexamining the nation’s founding, its unfulfilled promises and unsung heroes through the lives, labor and leadership of those initially excluded from dominant historical narratives.
The 19th is centering the women and LGBTQ+ people whose lives and work have challenged this nation to make good on promises it has yet to extend to all. They are the people still founding America. They are Revolutionaries.
In his first general election ad, Republican Ken Paxton accused his opponent, Democratic state Sen. James Talarico, of not having enough testosterone.
Administrative assistants know you’re wondering whether AI is coming for their jobs. They’re not waiting to find out.
There's a reason cortisol keeps coming up in conversations about perimenopause and menopause.
BL Shirelle believes art has the power to heal and helped her turn around her life during her time in prison.