Childcare Costs: Negative Impact on Women’s Health?

Since the recession came and "went," we've grown accustomed to hearing just how expensive subsistence has become. Housing, education, and other basic expenditures have increased faster than the rate of inflation, putting stress on individuals and families -- Millennial households in particular.

‘Final Fantasy Brave Exvius’ sets the bar incredibly high for future mobile RPG

Over my many years of gaming, I’ve learned to never judge a game by its cover. I’ve found a lot of diamonds in the rough this way, so I generally approach titles without much caution. Unfortunately, I’ve found myself burned all too often by mobile releases. There are a few precious gems hidden on iOS […]

Put-upon Susan Sarandon at the DNC yesterday is us pretty much every day, everywhere.

On My Journey to Accepting That I Have Stretch Marks

So I'm coming clean, voicing the forbidden, talking that talk: I have stretch marks. To many, this won’t seem like anything worth noting or maybe just a hand up for attention, but becoming a woman comes with all the pros and cons.

Why Twitter Permabanned Its Most Abusive Member

It was the shot heard round the world: Breitbart writer and Gamergater Milo Yiannopoulos was permanently banned from Twitter.

5 Reasons People Have Bad Blood With Taylor Swift

POP PRINCESSES COME AND GO, but Taylor Swift is determined to stay.

Shout-out to Margaret Floy Washburn, a major figure in early American psychology and the first woman to earn a Ph.D in the field!

On Balancing Your Fitness Goals with Life Experiences

I PROMISED MYSELF THAT I WOULD STAY ON TRACK, that I wouldn’t let being away from home and plucked out of my daily routine derail me. Along with my workout clothes and running shoes, I also packed a three-week supply of protein powder to help me stick to my healthy-eating plan and stave off temptation.

Why Write-In Votes Are Insulting to Bernie’s Campaign

ON JULY 12, Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic presidential candidate. The endorsement provoked outrage in Sanders supporters, many of whom vowed to write in the candidate's name at the polls in November.

Shoutout to Elizabeth Key Grinstead, one of the first women of African ancestry to sue for freedom and win (today in 1665).