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Harvey Weinstein Indicted on Rape, Criminal Sex Act Charges
Pharma Company Recalls Birth Control Pills for Misplaced Placebos
If you take Taytulla, here's what you need to know to make sure your pills are actually effective.
The Latest on the Irish Abortion Referendum: 'No Going Back' for Women's Rights in Ireland
An Accused ISIS Supporter Allegedly Encouraged Followers to Attack Prince George
Trump Will Deny Federal Funding to Clinics That Refer Patients for Abortions
United States Abortion Clinics Face Surge of Trespassing and Blockades
Bill Cosby Found Guilty of Indecent Aggravated Assault
Video Shows Police Slamming Black Woman to Floor, Threatening to Break Her Arm
Natalie Portman Can't 'In Good Conscience' Travel to Jerusalem After Israel's Response to Gaza Protests
Tammy Duckworth Just Became the First U.S. Senator to Give Birth While in Office
Anti-Apartheid Activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Dies
Trump's Latest Order Bans Majority of Transgender Troops from Serving
The Human Rights Campaign has accused the Trump administration of pushing "anti-transgender prejudices onto the military."
50 Million Facebook Users Had Private Data Stolen by a Trump-Affiliated Firm
It's one of the largest leaks in the social media site's history.
Heather Locklear Arrested for Alleged Domestic Violence
Japan's Princess Mako Postpones Engagement, Will Stay Royal A While Longer After All
Tom Brady Abruptly Ends Interview After Host Makes Comment About His Daughter
Say what you will about Tom Brady, but we don't blame him for this one.
Chelsea Manning Confirms US Senate Run
“We live in trying times, times of fear, of suppression, of hate,” Manning said.
Cranberries Singer Dolores O'Riordan Is Dead at 46
O'Riordan died in London, where she was recording.
UK Party Suspends Leader's Girlfriend Over Markle Remarks
She reportedly made racist comments.
Transgender People Cleared to Join Military, for Now
The Justice Department said it would wait to see an upcoming Pentagon study before deciding what to do next.
Black Lives Matter Activist Erica Garner Has Died Aged 27
She passed away in hospital following a heart attack.
The FCC Just Voted To Repeal Net Neutrality Rules
The protections keep Internet providers from blocking or slowing down what you read or see online.
Ex-DJ Says $1 Payment to Taylor Swift Sent by Mail Last Week
2 Groups Investigate Sexual Harassment Claim Against Peter Martins
Olympic Champion Gabby Douglas Says Team Doctor Abused Her
Della Reese, of TV's Touched by an Angel Has Died at 86
Woman Accuses Sen. Al Franken of Groping Her Breasts While She Slept And Forcibly Kissing Her
Series of California Shootings Kill 5, Wound Children at School
Texas Church Shooting Leaves More Than 20 Dead, Officials Say
More than 20 others were wounded.
Unpaid Workers Have Been Leaving Messages in Zara Clothing in Istanbul
Ex “Bachelor” Producer Sues Warner Bros. For Sexual Harassment
An Undocumented 17-Year-Old in Federal Custody Can Get An Abortion, Court Rules
Until now, she'd been blocked from having the procedure.
