Navanethem “Navi” Pillay was given the honor in light of her decades of work battling apartheid and advocating for others’ rights the world over.

The United States has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world. Investor and philanthropist Olivia Walton is putting millions of dollars toward turning the tide.

The Caitlin 1s have found their fanbase after the WNBA star teamed up with Nike for the "largest women’s signature shoe launch" in company history.

In the 1950s and 60s, women relegated to the home turn to martinis and “mother’s little helper.” Behind the glossy sheen of social media, today’s tradwives face similar struggles. Listen to Episode 2 of "Invented."

The exclusion of women workers during the religious delegation's visit led to an internal investigation that found "operational failures."

With men back from World War II, working women are thrust back into the home – and become a potent new symbol of American life. Listen to Episode 1 of "Invented," our new podcast series.

After navigating fragmented systems firsthand, Jessica Styles created Safe Steps Alabama, a nonprofit that connects survivors of violence with the resources they need.

As the investigation into a 2024 rape case involving several male Cornell University students is reopened, men’s silence becomes a factor once more, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.

What started as a creative, apartment-based outlet during Covid lockdowns grew into Mainland Vintage, a Brooklyn bath-and-body brand.

A new Gallup Poll also revealed that when health problems go unaddressed because of doctors’ dismissals of symptoms – pain, especially – it impacts women’s lives.

Sendy Raymond turned her love of bringing people together into a destination event-planning company rooted in localized expertise and heartfelt hospitality.

According to new research, baby boomers and some Gen Xers are fueling the current divorce rates, which have dropped overall.

CDC data reveal that over 70% of Americans experience chronic fatigue overall. Women grapple with frequent fatigue more. Are we surprised?

Victoria Woodhull was a “free lover,” a Wall Street broker, a news publisher and a clairvoyant. You won't soon forget her story, says historian Victoria Flexner.

Born with cerebral palsy, Molly Kennedy turned her experiences into a consulting practice designed to help fellow women with disabilities live on their own terms.

Dr. Rielly Keyser launched The Grant Writing Firm to help nonprofits navigate the complex grant-seeking process, and build stronger organizations along the way.

Would a donation to your nonprofit or charity make an excellent gift? Tell us why! Apply for possible inclusion in our 2026 holiday gift guide. Deadline: Oct 25.

Athletes from Australia to England took to social media to criticize the actress' new controversy-courting ad for sports trading app Novig.

Researchers at Stanford University are examining whether standardized piano size is a hindrance to women’s careers as instrumentalists.

We're thinking about 9/11 and all those who died, as well as those whose lives were forever impacted by this day.

A recent report on women's representation in TV shows a sharp decrease compared to last year. That includes show creators and characters.

Lindsay Clancy's trial has sparked discussions around postpartum and mental healthcare – and bad actors are using this as a tool of women's oppression, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.

Clancy had been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of her three children. The defense argued that she was not guilty due to insanity. The case garnered national attention.

A crusader for women's equality and a tireless advocate for reproductive freedom, Steinem passed away this week at age 92.

The concert proceeds will go toward organizations such as Planned Parenthood, Black Mamas Matter Alliance and National Women's Law Center.

Conservatives engaged in much hand-wringing when the former FLOTUS said she didn’t miss having kids at home. But plenty of moms can understand, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.

From Indigenous rights and abolition to workplace equality and domestic workers’ rights, these four women challenged systems of injustice — and built movements that made a difference.

The country singer has died. She leaves behind a shining legacy through her bubbly persona and prolific music career – which are only dwarfed in size by her heart, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.

Research has shown that women with jobs still do most of the housework – when they’re married to men. Some are now wondering if single life isn’t better for their careers.

Podcasts that make chopping, stirring and washing up a whole lot more entertaining.

From war zones to Renaissance courts, these five women broke barriers and created art that still demands our attention.

From warning America about Hitler, to exposing lynching, to going undercover in a madhouse, these women risked everything to tell the stories others wouldn’t.

Women at the tops of science, technology and philanthropy are pushing back as the White House levies its latest attack against immunizations for children.

The New York congresswoman sparked a conversation around women's health with her announcement that she is freezing her eggs.

Porcher, who has worked for years on behalf of Black business owners, now hopes to assist all of Georgia's workers as the state’s next Commissioner of Labor.

Despite numerous recent health complications, the “You’re So Vain” singer assures her fans that “I am still very much here.”

Cara Laban, founder of the app TravelReddi and a longtime traveler herself, helps novices explore the world with ease. She shared the biggest mistakes newbies make.

The facilities that power AI are straining and harming communities worldwide. The renowned consumer advocate wants tech companies to be more careful – and more transparent.

Thousands of cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed throughout the U.S. – placing another undue burden upon the shoulders of American women.

The genre is exploding thanks to "Off Campus" and "Heated Rivalry," but there are plenty more steamy sports romance books out there.

Personal loss, a breast cancer diagnosis and a vintage handbag inspired Penny Crook of Daneault to create a premium accessories brand rooted in family, resilience and innovation.

During a podcast appearance, actress Geena Davis recalled learning something crucial from an unapologetic Susan Sarandon. We all need that energy, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.

As President Donald Trump’s administration revokes research grants and shutters online resources on climate research, women scientists and politicians are pushing back.

After her sister died, Candis Best struggled with how to handle her body. Best launched Leaf & Water to plan water cremations for families seeking a gentler option.

Ibu Movement founder Susan Hull Walker is helping women artisans build visible, sustainable businesses.

A new executive order will force AI companies to pause construction of data centers while officials evaluate their environmental impact.

Women who spoke with the Harvard Business Review said they’re feeling the weight of higher expectations than men – more than they ever have before.

Frustrated with irritating sunscreens, beauty industry veteran Danvi Gill launched Cove Suncare to create the clean-mineral SPF for sensitive skin that she needed.

The Maine Democrat was accused of sexual assault. Stephen King and others took up his cause, as men often do – all while women work to set it right, Candice Helfand-Rogers writes.