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Five years after the #MeToo movement took off, Congress is now limiting an employer’s ability to keep its employees quiet in cases of sexual assault and harassment.

The 19th talks to the lead researcher of the 2022 U.S. Trans Survey, which runs through December 5.

As winter arrives and people gather for the holidays, The 19th wants to hear from you.

Women are disproportionately impacted by climate change, but are also left out of decision-making. This year’s UN summit attendees are working to change that.

Pro-abortion rights ballot measures outperformed Democrats on the ballot in three states, while Republican politicians ran ahead of failed anti-abortion ballot measures in two states. 

The percentage of women and nonbinary people entering tech has dropped over the last 40 years, but the organization’s CEO still has reasons to hope.

The election between Hobbs, Arizona’s chief election official, and Lake, a television anchor turned GOP star, was one of the most consequential governor’s races of 2022. 

RESOLVE, a major advocacy group, is launching a new campaign to bring fertility patients’ and doctors’ stories directly to lawmakers — and the public — in 2023.

This lack of representation persists even after a year in which out LGBTQ+ candidates ran and won up and down the ballot across the country — and three legislative candidates in Alaska made history.

Democrats are projected to hold the Senate with a win by Cortez Masto, the Senate’s only Latina.