Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's win in New York's 14th Congressional District primary could be a harbinger of progressive change.

A powerful new book shines light on the rampant sexual violence against the nation's agricultural and domestic workers, who are excluded from laws meant to shield workers from abuse.

With help, and sometimes sheer determination, many women can emerge from abusive relationships stronger than ever.

The decision is a token judgment and won't change much in terms of rape culture and the structural oppression of the "weaker sex."

The interviewer tells the House speaker she feels excluded; he responds: "We need more minorities, more women in our party."

Though the president's elder daughter says she champions women’s issues, she has defended the rollback of an Obama-era rule intended to help close the gender pay gap.

In Cambodia, South Africa and Albania—among other places—violence, poverty and extreme male dominance create a context in which men who pay for sex go uncensured, but the women and girls involved are permanently stigmatized.

The "Last Week Tonight" host analyzes the ways that such centers often mislead women seeking an abortion.