Paul Ingrassia has been investigated for allegedly harassing a lower-ranking colleague, according to administration officials. Fearing retaliation, the woman later withdrew a complaint, and Ingrassia ...

The Senate could begin voting as soon as today on the annual defense policy bill, a rare move to consider major legislation during a government shutdown.

New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted Thursday in Alexandria, Virginia, as President Donald Trump’s Justice Department continues to pursue charges against his political opponents, two s...

In 2023, the most recent data available, Latinas working full time, year-round were typically paid just 58 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men.

We need judges who will protect the rule of law and hold Trump accountable.

Cassie’s story serves as a devastating reminder of how abuse can keep women from doing their work, building stability, and reaching their full potential.

WASHINGTON (October 3, 2025) — Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) and cofounder of the TIME’S UP Legal Defense Fund, issued the following statement after S...

Fewer women are now in the workforce as compared to January 2025, and, for those that remain, the wage gap has widened for two years in a row for the first time ever.

Every member of Congress—no matter their party—needs to know that we expect them to do their jobs, fund the government, and protect federal workers and our health care.

We’re passionate champions of policies and laws that help women and girls achieve their potential throughout their lives — at school, at work, at home, and in their communities. We’re committed advocates who take on the toughest challenges, especially for the most vulnerable women — and we make change happen. We’re proud to have been on the frontlines of virtually every advance for women for more than 40 years, benefitting their families, their communities, and the nation.

Over the past few months, while students have been out of school, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has made moves to dismantle civil rights protections and break promises to survivors of sexual violence. As the school year begins, we need to demand more from Secretary McMahon. We need leaders in DC who don’t ignore discrimination and harassment, and who take steps to make schools safe for all. Young people’s civil rights and our ability to access inclusive education is on the line. Join Know Your IX and the National Women’s Law Center by signing our letter to Secretary of Education Linda McMahon demanding stronger civil rights protections for survivors of sexual violence, pregnant and parenting students, and LGBTQ+ young people. Tell Sec. McMahon we know what she did this summer – and we’re ready to take action to stop her. Sec. McMahon: Protect Students, Keep Promises This School Year

The warning could ratchet up pressure on Congress to strike a deal to avert a government shutdown.

The Trump administration is ending a decades-long report on U.S. hunger, calling it “politicized.” Last year, the USDA report warned of rising food insecurity.

Jennifer Cortes needs a break. But even when her dad's home health aide comes to offer her respite, Cortes needs to be around to translate.

Washington, DC – A federal judge today issued a temporary nationwide injunction stopping the Trump administration from implementing or enforcing a policy that would prevent certain immigrant children ...