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Women with the same medical condition as men are less likely to be offered treatment such as surgery, a stent or a strong painkiller, research has found published in PLOS One.
theguardian.comA California retiree started picking up litter alone on her daily walks in 2020. Six years later, she has rallied 250+ volunteers who have removed nearly 750,000 pounds of trash across the San Fernando Valley
ecoticias.comShe went to prison for a miscarriage. Now her rural Nevada county had to pay her $1.6 million for it.
thenevadaindependent.comWomen suffer more pain than men across the whole body, major global study finds
theguardian.comMysterious football-shaped UFO pictured in first drop of classified docs
themirror.comJane Doe to accused Cornell gang rapist: ‘I remember looking up and being like that is too many people’
independent.co.ukEnglish-speaking, Texan and from vulnerable backgrounds: The Americans still accessing abortion thanks to Mexican feminists
english.elpais.comThe Worst Workplace to Become a Parent? Congress.
washingtonsun.comCornell students stage anti-rape rally in support of 'Jane Doe'
reuters.comLetitia James named special prosecutor in Cornell sexual assault investigation
Here's to hoping justice is done for what those evil men did.
I set out to make divorce less painful — and ended up in the High Court
thetimes.comFive years under the Taliban: Meduza reports from Afghanistan, where a war on drugs and greater security have come with mass poverty, unemployment, and the loss of women’s rights
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Shoko Kawata, Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave lands on TIME100 Next list
TIME100 Next 2026: The World's Most Influential Rising Stars — Shoko Kawata
Japan mayor who took maternity leave named to Time’s list of most influential. Japan Times. Oct 1, 2026. Photo of mother and baby.
‘I didn’t expect it to be so controversial’: Shoko Kawata, the Japanese mayor who took maternity leave. The Guardian. 18 Jun 2026. Previous post.