Several prominent people are currently benefiting from white women’s unique privilege in society.

Ellen Murphy’s company, Sona, allows healthcare providers to instantly share ultrasound images and videos with patients.

Black women living in the South have become vulnerable due to limited resources, federal funding cuts and few rural hospitals.

Christine Calabrese’s EmBOSSed Book Club delivers self-development books to incarcerated readers.

Pregnancy can have long-lasting impacts on women's health - and most don't know it.

Listen to the trailer for the 6-part podast series Seasoned on women culinary pioneers who taught us how to eat, cook and think about food.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz was told early in her career to "do something" about her naturally wavy hair.

This year's holiday gift guide is about positive ripple effects inspired by women-led efforts.

The federal government will require automakers to use a new, modernized female car crash test dummy in its safety tests.

Fine, call us women who push back "pigs" - we'll still continue to ask tough questions, and speak about what's right, this op-ed says.

We bring you our 3rd episode of our 'Seasoned' special podcast on women culinary pioneers. You won't want to miss this one, on famed Creole chef Lena Richard, who died too young.

The March of Dimes gave maternal and infant health in the U.S. a D+ rating after finding many women didn't start prenatal care until after the first trimester.

Nonprofit CAMFED works with girls in several African nations to make sure they finish their educations - and thrive post-graduation.

The Massachusetts senator called for the former Harvard University president to renounce his roles due to this ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He somewhat heeded those words.

The second episode drops from our new 'Seasoned' podcast series on women who defined American food. Give it a listen! #womeninfood #foodpodcast

Conservative news show host Megyn Kelly sought to lessen the severity of Jeffry Epstein's crimes. This op-ed looks at one possible reason why.

Our 6-part podcast series kicks off with the California writer who invented the food memoir. Long before Anthony Bourdain, there was a woman who taught us how to enjoy food, drink and life.

Catherine Connolly won over constituents with her unapologetic views, commitment to diversity and championing of the Irish language.

Even everyday tasks have become increasingly perilous for Sudanese women as war continues to ravage their country.

Actress Carol Burnett continues to make an impact on the arts world - this time, through giving.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was sexually harassed in public. She's not letting the matter slide.

Women candidates are taking charge - in historic ways.

Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney, has published "Giving Up Is Unforgivable" as a rallying cry against the second Trump administration. It's a bestseller.

A closed reproductive health clinic in one of America's more liberal, richer cities reminds us that voting can have ramifications for anyone, anywhere, this op-ed states.

Jamie Yuenger’s media company, StoryKeep, creates documentary-style films that help families preserve their stories and histories.

Kristi Samuels coaches organizations and the people who run them on how to solve complex problems and stay resilient in high-stakes environments.

Recent startups like NextGen Jane are analyzing period blood from voluntary samples to detect for diseases and hormonal changes.

The recovery center in Appalachia offers a wide variety of services and supports for women who are navigating re-entering society.

The U.S. government shutdown is set to result in a spike in food insecurity.

Dr. Maureen Adoyo launched the Community Sustainable Hub to make sure period poverty doesn't hinder girls' dreams.

Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City, took opponent Andrew Cuomo to task for the sexual harassment allegations he's faced.

Hispanic cannabis entrepreneur Cristina Aranguiz has built several businesses in the growing industry.

The Pakistan-born activist who became known for fighting for girls' rights was able to find herself — and make mistakes — at college.

The highly anticipated memoir sheds some new light on the sex trafficking ring run by Epstein and his associates.

Jennessa Raval’s has created a supportive network that helps kids battling ongoing illness find and connect with each other.

As the U.S. government cuts off support, the country's largest foundation steps up to help vulnerable women in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

Rapper Cardi B and formula maker Bobbie are pushing back against messages that hurt new moms.

Democratic Rep. Ruwa Romman has set her sights on becoming governor of Georgia.

The Oscar-winning actress's death sparked an outpouring of tributes from co-stars and friends including Viola Davis, Jane Fonda and more.

She has been honored "for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela," the award body said.

The therapy, known as IORT, has been widely available overseas for more than two decades. But doctors say it's hard to come by in the U.S. because it's cheaper than regular radiation.

The newly engaged superstar addressed the "shockingly offensive" rumors during an interview with BBC Radio 2.

Americans say they are ready for more candidates to run for elected office.

Actress Jane Fonda has relaunched the Committee for the First Amendment, amid attempts by officials to suppress free speech.

The decorated members of the U.S. military — who also happen to be women — said there is no "male" or "female" standard when it comes to serving their country.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris wanted the presidency, and was qualified to take it on. Yet she was denied the opportunity - most women can relate.

Once federal abortion rights were revoked, criminal charges against pregnant people began going up, a new study finds.

Devon Pritchard will take the reins at the gaming giant, known for Super Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros. and The Legend of Zelda.