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House GOP women still have a numbers problem. Four years after a wave of elected conservative women reshaped the ranks of the House GOP conference, Republican women have watched their gains in the ...

The professionals on Variety’s Women’s Impact Report navigated Hollywood’s turbulent 2023 only to find more rocky roads in 2024. Layoffs, a production downturn and other woes dogged the ...

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This is now a real possibility due to voters’ positively evolving stereotypes of women politicians. Stereotypes have long hindered female candidates, casting them as emotional, weak and sensitive.

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The actress, 51, looked incredible in a quirky mini dress which featured a laced corset ... pair giggling as they petted a dog. Power Of Women, in partnership with Lifetime, celebrated ...

White women are coming under fire for helping Donald Trump win back the White House, and one critic has branded them "weak sisters." Despite polls suggesting the President-elect was struggling ...

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We can’t wait another century to close the gender gap. When Women Vote, Women Win The power of women voters is undeniable. Since 1980, women have turned out to vote in larger numbers than men ...

WASHINGTON — For the first time ever, two Black women were elected Tuesday to serve in the U.S. Senate, while voters also sent a transgender lawmaker to the U.S. House of Representatives.