If that woman is named Sec. Kirstjen Nielsen, it’s not only acceptable to drive her out of a restaurant — it’s to be applauded.

Editors of fancy magazines are often incentivized to feature certain products, without you ever knowing it. So I went to a group of women I could trust.

It’s still debatable whether Kanye West is a ‘genius,’ but after listening to his nearly two-hour interview, it’s safe to take him at his word when he calls himself a ‘free thinker.’

The stories of birth mothers who choose to place their children for adoption have largely gone untold. Filling that void is an unfair stereotype.

A hijab can only be a symbol of freedom if women have the freedom to choose whether to wear it. For some bizarre reason, U.S. feminists don’t see that.

Kendall Jenner tweeting about acne is not ‘brave.’ Neither is wearing a black dress. Bravery is when an Iranian woman protests being forced to wear a hijab.

Danish researchers have found there are approximately 13 additional breast cancer cases for every 100,000 women who use hormonal contraception for one year.

The pill was introduced nearly 60 years ago. Why are we only now beginning to document some of hormonal birth control’s serious side-effects?

In all, Glamour honored 10 women at a splashy Brooklyn award show this week. No less than half were in part recognized for their advocacy on behalf of liberal causes.

If the Kardashians truly cared about educating people about Planned Parenthood, they would have addressed the abortions Planned Parenthood performs every 90 seconds.

Modern feminism preaches female independence—that girls and women don’t need men. This decision on behalf of the Boy Scouts is the exact opposite.

Feminist economists are calling for a massive expansion in government benefits, from government-provided child care to health care plans that cover abortion.

That Saudi Arabia will let women drive cars next year is an incredibly big deal for women’s rights. So why hasn’t the Women’s March praised this big step yet?

Amy Larocca takes on ‘the politics of hair color’ by suggesting any female who dares dye her hair blonde—or heaven forbid, is born with it—is not just ‘privileged’ but also a racist.

You are not my worst nightmare, Linda Sarsour. What is my worst nightmare is another radical extremist waging jihad against people I know and love.

Armed with reason and born with a uterus, problematic women are dangerous and difficult to dismiss.

Women’s strikers’ decision to hijack this day shows just how far out of touch they are with the more serious problems facing hundreds of millions of women worldwide.

It seems Democratic women are twice as likely as Republican women to perceive that they’re being discriminated against, and hence, complain about it.

New York Fashion Week might finally be changing for the better, but it’s still the epicenter of America’s problems with fashion and beauty.

The hands-on nature between a gymnast and her coach should cause USA Gymnastics to be extra-sensitive to claims of sexual abuse. Allegedly it was not.