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Biden selected the representative from Ohio to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development, though some other Black leaders had been pushing her for Agriculture secretary.

The meeting occurred as some Black leaders have raised concerns about the number of Black nominees — including Black women — in key positions.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra hasn’t just ardently defended the ACA: He’s gone to bat for trans rights.

New data shows women will represent just over 30 percent of all legislative seats, and will increase the number of women-majority chambers.

Rochelle Walensky, who heads the infectious disease unit at Massachusetts General Hospital, will shape how the government distributes coronavirus vaccines.

Rupar, who worked at the Washington Post for more than 15 years, will helm our political coverage starting in 2021.

Human Rights Watch calls for sports governing bodies to consider the human rights violations of sex testing among elite women's athletes.

The former adviser to President Donald Trump reflects on his presidency, women voters and her own historic role in the campaign.

The former advisor to President Barack Obama talked to The 19th about political polarization, and the opportunities — and challenges — for women in leadership.

November was the first time in what has been dubbed the first female recession that men suffered greater losses than women. About 347,000 left the labor force.