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No surprise, the Food and Drug Administration now plans to hold off on releasing its so-called safety review of mifepristone—the drug most often used in medication abortions—until March 2027, when the midterms will be safely in the rearview mirror.

Trump’s FDA Wants to Talk About Abortion Pills After the Election. Let’s Talk About Them Now.

Trump’s FDA Wants to Talk About Abortion Pills and Mifepristone's Safety Review After the Election. Let’s Talk About Them Now.

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Author and contributing writer at The New York Times Jennifer Percy on what the Cornell case reveals about how we misunderstand survivors’ responses to sexual assault, and what it would take to deliver justice that meets their needs.

Understanding Reactions to Sexual Assault, We Tend to Forget 'Girls Play Dead'

When news broke about the Cornell 7 case, author Jennifer Percy looked first at the text messages between Jane Doe and one of the men she accused of raping her. “I just wanted to apologize for how…

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"The women’s movement taught us that rights require sustained attention and collective action. That work continues wherever women organize, mentor one another and insist that their experiences shape public policy."

Healthcare, Jobs and Equality: The Feminist Stakes of the Midterms

Federal policies shape women’s lives across the country—in our workplaces, schools, healthcare systems and homes, in red and blue states alike. For example, federal workforce reductions undermine…

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To avoid accountability today, the Catholic Church fights laws designed to help survivors of sexual abuse, such as elimination of caps on liability or statutes of limitations for child sex abuse crimes. Between 2011 and 2019, the Church spent $10.6 million in eight states to lobby against such laws.

An ‘Old Boy’s Network’: Groundbreaking Report Exposes Decades of Catholic Clergy Abuse and Ongoing Protection of Abusers

A groundbreaking Massachusetts report documents decades of Catholic clergy abuse, harm to children and institutional efforts to protect abusers.

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