The tennis pro made up her mind to compete in the tournament after Wimbledon held open its final singles wild card spot.

Protesters say they are tapping into “the courage of Iranian women, still confronting a dictatorial government by any means."

If your scientific work involves climate change and health, we want to hear from you. Or, nominate an exceptional woman in science. Deadline: Sept. 20.

Actress Anne Hathaway shared her pregnancy news with the world last week - and caused something of an uproar in the process.

Ankita Khoje's London-based fashion label is redefining womenswear with elevated designs and “research-driven fits” created specifically for women over 40.

Kristina Fitzpatrick transforms paper into larger-than-life floral installations for brands like Dior, Netflix and L’Oréal through her studio, Paper & Flowers.

President Donald Trump marked his 80th birthday with a lavish display. Singer Sheryl Crow isn't staying silent about it.

After a string of firings and exits, there aren't many women left in Trump's Cabinet.

The hyper-focused executive has been described by former colleagues as "the glue" holding Elon Musk's aerospace company together.

Qween Jean made LGBTQ history at the 2026 Tony Awards.

Joan Baez wants to see her fellow famous singer-songwriters speaking up against fascism.

From queer fiction to celebrity memoir, these new releases featuring LGBTQ+ voices belong on your Pride Month reading list.

Former journalist E. Jean Carroll is said to be the subject of a new DOJ investigation - the latest of Trump's opponents to be subjected to such scrutiny.

"Women are in crisis," says Cleveland Clinic women's center co-founder Maria Shriver.

Ananya Grover is harnessing AI to help customers better navigate mood swings, energy dips, perimenopause and more, through HealCycle Wellness.

Rachel Entrekin eliminated her competition, both men and women, in her historic win in one of the world's most punishing races, the Cocodona 250 through Arizona.

Inspired by her dog’s allergies and skin issues, Chloe Clark, the founder of Simply Sage Dog Treats built a business around all-natural pet care.

Guthrie will take her hosting chops from the 'Today' show to a new NBC series next year, bucking a longtime trend in television.

Cindy Shapiro Tracy built World of Reading into a leading source for foreign language and ESOL materials, helping schools, families, and educators access resources in more than 100 languages.

Famed chef Edna Lewis forever changed the way we see Southern food. Now, her 1976 cookbook is getting a fresh spin.

Women publicly working to protect human rights are facing more harassment than ever online.

The order comes after patients and providers sought alternatives, such as misoprostol-only abortions, after the FDA restricted access to mifepristone.

The National Mall in Washington D.C. will host an historic monument to women's suffrage.

The familiar convenience stores in New York City are carrying free books along with their chips and candy.

New titles from Lena Dunham, Leila Slimani and Maggie O'Farrell are perfect for down time, vacation and other quiet moments.

Nicole Kidman is adding a surprising new line to her resume.

"In order for the seemingly unreachable to come into your grasp, you have to open your heart enough to care – and then, you have to try." - Brief musings on the lessons learned from four intrepid (and sometimes silly) astronauts.

Global revenues in women's elite sports (think basketball and soccer) are expected to hit a major milestone this year after raking in $2.4 billion in 2025, according to a new report.

Actress Aubrey Plaza has found new love and is growing new life, after her ex-husband's January 2025 death. Some have a problem with this - a reaction based in age-old sexist pressures.

The #ArtemisII crew woke up one day of their historic flight to the sounds of "Pink Pony Club" by Chappell Roan - a moment both small and big in nature.

Climate change is an ever-growing problem - centering women is key to the solution, a new UN report says.

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi is the latest casualty of the Trump administration - which, of late, have all been women, this op-ed notes.

"Things are starting to feel real," says Christina Koch, who is poised to become the first woman to fly around the moon.

New 3D imaging of the human clitoris offering doctors a new understanding of a long-misunderstood part of the female anatomy.

Viktoria Mihaylova and Gabriela Partovska launched ViPart School in Bulgaria to teach performers of all ages.

The groundbreaking photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White grabbed her camera and headed to the frontlines.

Courtney Boylan is the founder of Le Lolo, a modern postpartum accessories company making beautiful, functional products for new moms.

Women continue to shoulder the lion's share of domestic care, a new Pew Research Center study shows.

As more companies rush to adopt AI, women are 25% less likely than men to use the tech tools, according to a new report.

Keep or toss? Our spring-cleaning playlist will help you sort that out - and comfort you through any tough, if inanimate, goodbyes.

The series comes full circle with a look at our original food, the cuisine of 'Turtle Island.' We speak with chefs and Indigenous food experts like Lois Ellen Frank.

The now-deceased labor leader has been accused of sexually abusing girls and women who worked with him in defense of farmworkers’ rights, including fellow leader Huerta.

Mary Marvin Breckenridge Patterson was the lone woman in the group of foreign correspondents known as "Murrow's Boys."

Taylor Brown, who works in the state Attorney General’s office, will head the newly created Mayor’s Office for LGBTQIA+ Affairs in New York City.

Even amid an affordability crisis, more single women are snapping up homes.

Dorothy Thompson was a World War II reporter and broadcaster who challenged fascism and redefined women’s voices in public life.

Climate-change activist Diane Wilson is fighting against companies polluting waters near her Texas home - and she's willing to starve for the cause.

These women are set to make significant political waves in 2026.

The new feature, now accessible across the country, is a response to the steady flow of sexual assault reports.

Women-led groups like the Resistance Revival Chorus are at the forefront of bringing singing back to U.S. protests.