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The 19th spoke to people who gathered on the steps of the Supreme Court about the judge’s historic journey and what it means.

Medication abortions are more available than ever. That could create a new opening for people to circumvent in-state abortion restrictions.

In almost every state, at least one out of every two women of color is working a low-wage job, according to a new analysis by Oxfam.

As confirmation hearings start for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, The 19th takes a look at the diversity of the federal judiciary since its start in 1789.

The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing concluded Thursday. Here’s what happened and what's next.

During the annual Commission on the Status of Women, advocates urged the United States and others responsible for high carbon emissions to pay for its role in the climate crisis.

Part-time professors, more likely to be women and people of color, are a permanent underclass in academia, they said.

With negotiations on the bill stalled in the Senate, lawmakers call on the White House to use executive authority ahead of the midterm elections.

They’re navigating decisions familiar to many parents with children too young to be vaccinated, worrying about risk as guidance on how to deal with the pandemic changes.