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Women have already lost more than 800,000 public sector jobs. That number could grow as state and local governments face budget shortfalls.

The pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on the home care workforce, which is almost entirely women, and majority Black or Latina. Already, workers earned low wages and were far less likely to have health benefits.

Brigette Brantley, a teacher from the Bronx, took kids and parents to D.C. to watch history unfold. 

Educators want their safety to also be a priority in the return to school. But some are still being held to contracts that threaten fees or a suspension of their license if they quit.

A new ad airing during the MTV Video Music Awards marks Biden's biggest push to reach the key demographic.

As the sports world strikes over the police shooting of Jacob Blake, The 19th talked to Montgomery, who took a year off of playing amid the racial reckoning to focus on voting initiatives.

Join us on Instagram Live Friday, September 4 at 1 p.m. CT for 19 minutes with The 19th. Hear from our economy reporter Chabeli Carrazana, who will answer your questions about America’s first female recession.

The Trump campaign can't decide if it should dispel the president's reputation as anti-LGBTQ+ — so it's playing both sides of the issue.

Introducing her father on the final night of the Republican National Convention, Trump — who pledged to champion working women — talked about the past rather than the future.

Rather than COVID-19, speakers highlighted abortion, a clear pitch to the women in the president's base. But it’s unclear how swing voters will respond.