Next year will have an historic number of female senators, and that could be very good for women.
Vote. Too many people still hope you won’t.
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As pundits continue to try and discern what the Wisconsin recall might mean for November’s general election, women voters may see their power ebb.
As Mitt Romney describes his plans for his administration, public workers — of whom women make up a large majority in many sectors — learn they will be left to fend for themselves.
This may be one of the most important elections that women will…oops…sparkly!
On the eve of the Paycheck Fairness vote, the administration encourages putting pressure on the senate.
South Dakota readies again for abortion fight; Illinois AG Lisa Madigan strongly opposes HHS regulation; More calls for better sex education; Women voters will make or break election; WaPo features heart-wrenching story of former sex slave Somaly Mam.
