When anti-abortion laws built around the premise of women’s health failed in court, legislators turned their focus to personhood and the fetus.
Seattle Storm players celebrated their victory and a less politically charged restoration of a sports tradition.
"I want by the end of my administration, for every woman to say there are no barriers, there is no longer a ceiling."
“I never had a case where I worried about the counting of the ballots, and whether there was going to be some subversion of the count. But now we see that that has become kind of standardized.”
Correspondents Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic joined The 19th and some of the women running the show behind the scenes for a conversation about how they bring humor to the country’s biggest problems.
As the House prepares to consider the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, Black women remain at the forefront of the voting rights struggle.
The threat of COVID to kids during back-to-school season varies widely, and quite literally depends on where you live.
'All of these men of the world in power are destroying something that we’ve worked so hard for.'
In an interview with The 19th, Time’s Up President Tina Tchen acknowledged a “blindspot” regarding the advocacy organization’s ties to people it aims to hold accountable.
Several legislators say impeachment will bring more accountability to a culture of misogyny in state politics.