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Top violator of women’s rights around the world? It’s Israel says UN
Guess who is the number one violator of women’s rights in the world today? Israel. Violating the rights of Palestinian women.
At least that is the view of the UN’s top women’s rights body, the Commission on the Status of…
As email controversy rages, Hillary Clinton courts her army — women
The bottom line on Emailgate? It won’t move the needle.
People who support Hillary Clinton are resolute. They loved her throughout the Whitewater investigation, the firings in the travel office, the selling of the Lincoln bedroom, the Benghazi inquiry and…
Kyra Phillips on fertility, family and having it all
Great career, love, family – can women really have it all?
Yes, according to CNN anchor Kyra Phillips, who opens up about her struggle getting pregnant and her advice for other women in her book, “The Whole Life Fertility Plan.”…
National Security expert: Thankful for my daughters and Walt Disney
Thanksgiving is the time each year when I sit back, kick off my heels, take stock and think about life – the good and the bad.
It is a time I try to put events into perspective and rise above…
‘Fifty Shades of Grey’: Battle of the sexes isn’t about equality, it’s about who’s going to surrender
Thursday morning the eagerly anticipated 2015 film, “Fifty Shades of Grey,” will promote its first trailer on the “Today Show.” The movie is based on the hugely successful 2011 book by E.L. James, which has garnered more comments on Amazon…