Here's a look at several new bills that become law on Jan. 1, 2026.

In 2026, new laws and guidance will reshape safeguarding and attendance rules in England, impacting schools and families.

Erika Lust presents her company as an ethical alternative to the industry. However, some experts argue that her films still ...

EXCLUSIVE: Irish woman Kathleen Richards says she was sexually abused by Fred West and groomed by him and his wife Rose at ...

Climate change escalates its impacts through inequalities, with one such being gender. When climate situations worsen, they disproportionately affect women. For women, access to financial and ...

Every January we make the same promises: drink less, exercise more, stop texting people who treat us like a convenience store ...

Skate Canada’s decision to stop hosting events in Alberta shows an understanding that sports have the power to make change ...

Parents have a legal right to sue public schools when they're not informed that their children are choosing to identify ...

The bill began as a bipartisan proposal to protect victims of sexual exploitation, but Republicans later tacked on a variety of anti-transgender provisions.

Marriage advice from Baby Boomers can sound outdated until you realize how much of it is rooted in patience and emotional ...

The number of women barristers appearing in UK Supreme Court cases has not changed for 17 years, highlighting the struggle to ...

Women experience worse post-stroke functional outcomes and have different recovery patterns compared to men, a new study ...