On the other hand, male journalists who face a different kind of harassment often see it as a "badge of honor."

While there was a surge in people dying due to lack of medical attention, the number of registered deaths in institutional care decreased.

"It is a big green flag in relationships if people are attuned to the climate change conversation -- it shows they are considerate."

There is something disorienting about watching "gilded glamor" co-exist with the regressive standards for human rights that prevailed then and do so now.

The fundamental rights are necessary "for its survival, safety, sustenance, and resurgence in order to... promote its health and well-being."

Hint: it's possible, but we'll have to fight for it.

The ruling has consequences not only for children, but also for women whose identity will be less subsumed by their husbands.

A new study shows brainstorming in person may generate more ideas, but the interplay between video calls and creativity deserves more nuance.

The temperature is a more meaningful way to understand the complexity of climate change, and when our cities will become uninhabitable.

The important judgment recognizes the care work done by women at the grassroots of the public health system.

Even though splitting chores may sound egalitarian on the surface, "when it comes down to it, those tasks are not equivalent.”

Physicists say we need a new theory to explain the universe, and this framework may not feature time at all.

The pandemic changed the nature of tuberculosis treatment for women – as gendered barriers relating to stigma and mobility worsened during the lockdown.

The world is chaotic and incalculable. Then why should reason be expected of us always?

Sarcasm allows people to find humor in the truth -- making us more creative and honest.

The lockdown may lock the income imbalance in place as caregiving responsibilities fell on women.

There is an urgent need to amend the law regulating tobacco substances, as companies continue to use surrogate advertising.

The notion of the poor as “encroachers” and “illegal” residents further discourage state interventions as they become dispensable.