Is a Shrinking Japan Shrinking Its Women's Rights?
The low birthrate and aging population are driving pressure to restrict abortion in Japan.
Should All Women Back Hillary Because She Is a Woman?
Telling a woman how she should vote because she is a woman is as insulting as telling her she shouldn't vote because she is a woman.
Lena Dunham Takes a Break Because of Her Endometriosis
The creator, producer and star of "Girls" says she will rest rather than head out on the press circuit ahead of season 5.
The 'Elephant in [Silicon] Valley': Women in Tech
A new survey looks at responses about inclusion, promotion, biases, sexual harassment and motherhood.
House Republicans Pass Bill to Block Planned Parenthood Funding
Since Democrats have the votes to block the measure in the Senate, the proposal isn't likely to become law.
Clinton Apologizes for Email Confusion, Talks Trump and More
In an NBC News interview, the candidate also discussed migrants, the Iran deal.
Time to End a Last Vestige of Gender Inequality in the Armed Services
As the law stands, in the event the U.S. needs a military draft, only men would be called up.
Women in Weed
Female pot entrepreneurs could make marijuana legal nationwide, help reform the criminal justice system and build gender equality into a billion-dollar industry.
The Harsh Human Cost of Defunding Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood will live on. Some women may not.
Watch: Finalists Pitch 'MacGyver'-Inspired TV Shows With Female Leads
The Next MacGyver competition hears pitches from 12 finalists Tuesday. Five will win money and get help developing pilots.
Malala Urges World Leaders to Invest in Books Rather Than Bullets
Eight days off from war and weapons could put every child in school, she says.
Iran Launches Official Matchmaking Site to Promote Marriage
It's NOT a dating site, officials say.
Miss Piggy Lauded for Her 'Determination and Grit' at Brooklyn Museum
"It is truly a major highlight, in the highlight reel that is my life," she said.
Gender Imbalance: How China's One-Child Law Backfired on Men
China's one-child policy has had one unlikely aftereffect: empowering women.
Advertising Professors Assess the Bud Light Fiasco
The brand came under fire for a "rapey" tag line, but it probably won't suffer any consequences, experts predict.
Legal Justice League Lego Maker on Writing Women Into History
Maia Weinstock's Supreme Court Lego figures of the women justices were an Internet hit. What else is she up to?
Gender Pay Gap Won't Close for Another 43 Years
A new report predicts women in the U.S. won't be paid on par with men until 2058.
Why Are There So Few Women Entrepreneurs?
Women are often not seen as having the skills to lead a start-up.
Radical Islam's War on Women
From Libya to Afghanistan, from Paris to Nigeria, jihadists are targeting women.
Obamas Launch 'Let Girls Learn' Education Initiative
"A good education can lift you from the most humble circumstances into a life you never could have imagined."
'Endemic Sexism' in British Society Putting Teenage Girls at Risk
A study found that two fifths of young women in England had suffered sexual abuse.
Training Future Digital Entrepreneurs With Girl Scout Cookie Sales
"Digital Cookie" aims to teach Girl Scouts tech and entrepreneurial skills through online selling of the snacks.
Bases Loaded, Memoir on Third
Mo'ne Davis, 13, the first female pitcher to win a Little League World Series game, is writing a memoir.
Video Capturing Street Harassment in NYC Sparks Debate
A video of a woman who was secretly recorded experiencing harassment over 10 hours while walking around New York City has gone viral and sparked debate over its message and methods.
Malala Yousafzai: School First, Then Nobel Prize Response
The 17-year-old waited for the end of her school day before responding to news of winning the Nobel Peace Prize award.
I Am Malala: Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
Indian Kailash Satyarthi and Pakistani Malala Yousafzai, champions of children's rights, share this year's Nobel Peace Prize