Last week Texas Gov. Rick Perry vetoed a state bill that would make it easier for women to sue for wage discrimination. The late Ann Richards would be appalled.

Heather Myers was fired from a Kansas Wal-Mart for keeping a bottle of water nearby during her pregnancy.

Father's Day is bittersweet for military families who've lost a dad to war.

The quote presidential candidate Bill Clinton often used -- 'two for the price of one' -- will always be true and will always be both blessing and curse for one or the other.

Fifty years ago this week, George Wallace tried to keep black students from entering the University of Alabama. Now there's no one standing in the schoolhouse door, but many of our public schools are still racially isolated.

How Loving v. Virginia changed America. What's wrong with Whole Foods English-only policy? Boys need not be bad boys.

What happens to women who were denied abortions? Can we calm down about Hillary Clinton joining Twitter? A new reality show follows Long Island "princesses."

Getting a table to yourself in the center of the room does invite the risk of a certain kind of smugness.

Lawmakers’ mocking objections to ‘Moron Monday’ and trouble-making ‘outsiders’ cede the moral high ground -- and both ignore and repeat the past.

Kafka, not Orwell, best explains the latest privacy debate. Thank Hong Kong's people, not the government, for freedom of speech. Is it ever cool to touch a black woman's hair?