Records related to the former Johnson County sheriff's fruitless investigation into voter fraud show he wanted to charge the ...

The civil rights activist speaks to Vanity Fair about her new memoir, her experience with the Anti-Defamation League, and ...

They talked to us about whether they feel Trump’s actions in his first month in office reflect the pledge he made on the ...

Lawmakers considered a pair of bills to bolster existing Colorado law around reproductive health care rights amid an ...

Newsweek, USA Today, and other media outlets have promoted talking points of left-leaning groups that have traditionally ...

With unbeaten UCLA losing to USC on Thursday night, Grand Canyon's women's basketball team now owns the nation's longest active win streak.

U.S. officials are targeting programs for women’s and children’s rights within the United Nations, demanding that they end ...

Research suggests up to 34% of voting-age women don't have documents proving citizenship with their current legal name.

About a third of state lawmakers are women, garnering 49 out of 140 seats. And of those female legislators, about two dozen have kids under 18, ranging from newborns to teens.

Council meetings are often drab affairs in which officials in suits debate bin collections and the minutia fire safety ...

UNISON’s annual women’s conference opened in Edinburgh yesterday with a clear commitment from delegates to “unite for more ...