This College Student Led Her Own Women's March In Chicago
Despite the winter weather, between 150 and 200 people gathered in Chicago to commemorate the third annual Women's March.
WNBA partners with birth control drugmaker to promote access
The league said the partnership aligns with its social justice priorities of civil engagement and reproductive health advocacy.
Abortion measure one step closer to reaching Arizona's November ballot
If the amendment makes it on the ballot and is approved by voters, then abortion in the state would be legal up until the point of viability.
Online ordering begins for first over-the-counter birth control pills
The drug is called Opill, and a one-month supply will run about $19.99, while a three-month supply will cost about $49.99.
Families of hostages held in Gaza call for collective action
The families held a virtual press conference on Friday, noting that it's been nearly 200 days since their loved ones were taken captive.
Lawmakers want to change how the IRS corrects tax mistakes
Lawmakers say that when the IRS fixes mistakes, they too often don't provide clear details as to what caused the error.
As climate warms, wildfires could make air more deadly, study says
Researchers say poor air quality as a result of wildfires will cause thousands of additional deaths per year in the U.S.