Rachael Combe

Nothing helped—until one day my dentist told me I had the so-called "young, thin, beautiful women's sleep disorder."

With American political life at peak volatility, these 10 women come armed with intelligence, determination—and, most important, facts. Lots of facts.

Despite data showing that more gender equality leads to a stronger economy, men are still resisting the ideology.

A new study looks at the trend and the implications for Trump's economic agenda.

"Maybe we need a new ERA."

I love her more today than yesterday.

Take it from someone who's been there.

Dear God: A little note about what's been going on here on our shiny, messed-up marble in the cosmos.

Drinking may pack on the pounds even more than you thought.

Rachael Combe talks to the young, conservative female (and male) activists who are looking past November—and are already at work building a Grand New Party.

The misogyny on the right is much more flagrant, but there is still ambivalence about women's power on the left.

Rachael Combe loves Hillary so much, she'd begun to hate everyone who didn't agree. Afraid of the partisan monster she was becoming, she set out on in search of common ground.

By dint of their brilliance, brains, and guts, Attorney General Loretta Lynch and the nine women that make up our annual Women in D.C. package make Washington work. This article originally appears in the April 2016 issue of ELLE.