Meghan McCain advocates for mandatory paid maternity leave as she returns to The View after giving birth in September: "We as conservatives have to come...

Kimbal Musk’s Next Door restaurant chain cut off access to an emergency fund right before putting about 100 employees out of work.

Experts who sounded the alarm about the care economy were often shunted to the side of policy discussions. Not anymore.

At the height of the Me Too movement, the message of the training seminar was "fix the women."

Proposition 118 provides 12 weeks of time off to new parents and those who are dealing with an illness or taking care of a sick family member.

Remote work doesn't need to be so hard. From lavish retreats to $7,000 "perks allowances," employers are devising new ways to make WFH actually work.

There’s a desperately needed $39 billion bailout for child care providers in the bill, a sign that lawmakers finally understand the importance caregiving.

The Capitol riot has ended the notion that the president's hardcore base was motivated by economic anxiety. It has always been about race.

Every economic issue women have already faced has intensified during the pandemic. The Biden plan actually addresses those problems.

The Senate Judiciary holds its second day of confirmation hearings for President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Watch live and follow here for the latest updates.

Trump said he’d expand paid sick leave during the crisis. That’s not happening.

The critical coronavirus relief bill got closer to passage after Senate leaders and key moderate Sen. Joe Manchin struck a deal on jobless benefits.

There’s an "understated respectability" that is "secretly pernicious," said one woman.

While everyone argues about "Medicare for All," real progress is happening on paid family leave. Time to pay attention.

Too bad it took the massive coronavirus outbreak to get (almost) everyone on board.

As coronavirus lockdowns ease up, parents must choose between child care and work. Policymakers don't get it.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's remarks were an eloquent dismantling of the playbook men have used to keep women in their place for centuries.

The third part of his proposal shows a growing recognition that looking after children, the elderly and the sick is a critical part of the U.S. economy.

The 2020 candidate's new pledge, part of a plan to clean up the executive branch, comes as Warren seeks to consolidate female voters.

Biden economic adviser Jared Bernstein has proposed a new way of looking at the unemployment rate that focuses on racial inequality.

And it's no accident.

“Everybody’s close to each other, look,” says one employee in the video.

The senator and presidential hopeful introduced a bill to fund programs allowing kids to stay at schools until 6 p.m.

President Trump's been gaslighting the country on the subject of LGBTQ rights since his inauguration.

In an absurd twist, many say they might be forced to use the next round of government-provided stimulus checks to pay the government.

The Senate can certainly pass this bill and conduct an impeachment trial at the same time, Gillibrand told HuffPost: “You can walk and chew gum.”

The pressures of parenting in a pandemic are pushing hundreds of thousands of women around the country out of work or into burnout.

The pay gap shows up even though women have access to more kinds of paid leave.

Only 8% could get the time off needed to quarantine, much less recover, from COVID-19.

South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg released a 26-page women's rights agenda that outlines how he will make women's advancement inside and outside of the workforce a top priority if elected...

As California attorney general, Harris saw Facebook and other budding monopolies as allies rather than threats.

As child care centers face collapse and schools stumble toward the fall, parents struggle to stay afloat. The consequences for children will be devastating.

Trump facing impeachment, Boris Johnson on the ropes, WeWork's CEO ousted ― is time finally up for bumbling leaders?

A new study suggests that workplace flexibility might be one solution to the long-term issue of falling birth rates.

The senator wants companies to do the right thing and make sick leave easily accessible during the coronavirus emergency.

It's a rebuke to critics who say digital currency is mainly for criminals.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc is gradually returning staff to work at offices in Hong Kong, Sweden and Israel, but will take longer to start the phased-in approach in cities still battling large coronavi...

Millions are uninsured, and many more face skyrocketing insurance costs. Others don’t have paid sick days.

The Senate has been much easier on his white nominees.

Most Americans who have been sickened by the coronavirus are facing serious economic hardship, a new survey shows.

Feminism is not about any one woman’s success; it’s about all of us being freed from discrimination and oppression.

Workers say they're being pushed to the brink, even as the company fails to protect them from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Advocates hope this will finally get candidates talking about a key economic and health policy.

An interview with Nicholas Bloom, a prominent Stanford University economist who has studied remote work and economic uncertainty for years and has become a de-facto “working-from-home” expert during...

Women are doing more work at home, facing more job losses and doing more of the dangerous essential work during the coronavirus pandemic.

The star actor allegedly left after expressing displeasure with listening to a clip of his own acting—a fear Driver has repeatedly voiced in the past.

Like masks, paid sick leave is an important tool in reducing transmission, researchers confirm. A federal law providing it is set to expire, though.

As a member of the Geek Squad, harassment was constant, a former Best Buy employee says in a new lawsuit.

It’s official: Three old men are vying to run the country, while the fate of abortion rights rests with another handful of guys.

There’s an "understated respectability" that is "secretly pernicious," said one woman.

The bill, in the works for years, brings actual good news for women in 2020.

The bill comes slightly more than five years after #MeToo captured the nation's attention, and demonstrates that social movement's long reach.