U.S. President Donald Trump entered his second term in January 2025, leaving the nation questioning the future of America’s most pressing issues. A key point of debate between President Trump and ...

Much has happened in the struggle for women's empowerment since the first International Women’s Day on March 19, 1911. A lot, including the landmark fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing between ...

Women in leadership roles aren’t so sure that the coming years will add more female colleagues to their ranks. In a survey of female leaders who attended Harvard Business School’s Women on Boards ...

“Believe women” was the defining message of the #MeToo movement. Today, there’s a new one: Erase women.

DoubleTake: David Mastio and Yvette Walker debate increasing numbers of women in the workforce. Mastio sees a tough future ...

Online sexism is no longer primarily a series of isolated or individual opinions but has evolved into a system-level ...

Every year we celebrate Women’s History Month in March. In the past, I have taken this month's column as an opportunity to celebrate some of the important women in history and their accomplishments ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Laura Deller showed girls how to use a circular saw in her "power hour" [Stephen Huntley/BBC] Over the past century or so, women ...

As Bill 21 heads to the Supreme Court, we are reminded of the progress made in Quebec and of the rights that remain under ...

We often imagine younger generations as more egalitarian, freer, and more open on gender issues. However, a study published in March 2026 by King's College London and IPSOS paints a different picture.