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TV spots from Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio and Steve Hilton in California show a deep disdain for women.

It’s midterm election season, and we’re being bombarded with incessant political advertising as usual. I’m a sex educator, so I’m not going to write about the many interchangeable and unmemorable attack ads of the 2026 election—or the (rare) clever or controversial ...


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From itchy ears to rage at work, Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, author of the new book “When in Menopause” explains how to track your symptoms, find a menopause-certified doctor, and push for the care you deserve.

Last episode, Imani Gandy brought a pile of menopause questions and no theory. This week, she’s taking her questions to Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, author of Whe...


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Rewire News Group is tracking abortion ballot measures, referenda on trans rights, and midterm races that stand to affect reproductive justice in the United States.

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Missourians voted to enshrine reproductive rights into the state constitution in 2024. This year, they’ll be asked if they want to repeal that measure.

Missouri Republicans are hoping that 2026 midterm election voters will revoke the abortion rights they chose to write into the state constitution just two years ago.

After the Supreme Court overturned


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 “In a world where a lot of people are fitting into a mold, you don’t have to,” said Katie Leonard of training for races with her new flat chest exposed.

On Oct. 4, 2026, Katie Leonard laced up her shoes, secured her race bib to her pink flamingo and unicorn running shorts, and commuted to the start line of the Medtronic Twin Cities 10 Mile race. She joined more t...


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