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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took to X on Tuesday to celebrate his destruction of the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) program within the Department of Defense. This “woke divisive/social justice/Biden initiative,” as Hegseth described it, was a clear distraction from the military’s core task under Trump: “WAR-FIGHTING.” The feminist globalists …

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. As Beyoncé once said, “Who Run the World? Girls.” March marksWomen’s History Month, but why celebrate the countless achievements of women within a mere 31 days? In addition …

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. As Beyoncé once said, “Who Run the World? Girls.” March marksWomen’s History Month, but why celebrate the countless achievements of women within a mere 31 days? In addition …

Around the world, women are tackling climate change across sectors, turning the climate crisis narrative to one of climate optimism. Author and climate activist Anne Therese Gennari defines this as a mindset shift that sparks hope, creativity and solutions thinking while keeping a fact-based approach to climate change. Whether it’s …

Over Labor Day weekend, a podcaster and minor TikTok influencer named Julia Mazur posted a video describing what her Saturday morning looked like for her as a single, child-free 29-year-old woman. After going to a Beyoncé concert the night before, she recounted, she woke up slightly hungover and stayed in …

I think the thing I love most about sports is that under the right set of unpredictable and unlikely circumstances, they can give you that ineffable feeling that anything is possible. Watching the Women’s World Cup this summer, I got that feeling a few times. First, there was the night …

When was the first time you realized you were a woman? Was it when you got your first period? Was it when you had your first heartbreak? Was it when you were in ninth grade and the unibrowed kid on your school bus wouldn’t stop calling you a slut, despite …

While the number of female CEOs in the U.S.—around one third of all chief executive officers—still pales in comparison to the number of male CEOs, entrepreneurship provides a great opportunity for women to get their start at the top. However, leading a business still presents challenges, especially in male-dominated industries. …