In a candid conversation weeks before her death, Morgan reflects on the writing, love and global sisterhood that shaped her life.

Two new books—from Jennifer Weiss-Wolf and the editors of Oprah Daily—offer practical tools for navigating menopause and ask why women still have to fight so hard for informed care.

Under a new U.K. new code, trans people can now be lawfully excluded from using single-sex facilities of their gender.

Ahead of the midterms, survivors are demanding the full Epstein files, investigations into modeling industry, and laws that would give victims a path to justice. Part 4 of our 'Pipeline to Predators' series:

"Women don’t need another lesson in how to protect ourselves. We’ve had a lifetime of them."

Former models are connecting their experiences as investigations in France and elsewhere examine the people and institutions around Epstein. Part 3 of our Pipeline to Predators series:

For survivors of intimate partner violence, access to abortion pills through telehealth and mail can offer a crucial path to care when an abuser controls their movements, money and medical decisions.

After UC Davis eliminated their equestrian team, 19 women athletes sued, alleging the university’s own records show it shortchanged female athletes by hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in athletic financial aid.

After UC Davis eliminated their equestrian team, 19 women athletes sued, alleging the university’s own records show it shortchanged female athletes by hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in athletic financial aid.

New York’s voluntary intoxication loophole remains in place, but allegations of a gang rape at Cornell University have renewed pressure to close it.

Women philanthropists are coming together to fund the fight for gender equality—and reshape the entire giving ecosystem. @carmenriosss.bsky.social reports in our fall print issue:

Texas is suing Yelp over a consumer warning. The consequences could reach much further.