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Melania Trump Sent a Personal Message to Princess Kate During State VisitThe First Lady has a particular fondness for the Princess of Wales.
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The Big Business of BreastfeedingPumps, apps, consultants, supplements, stash culture—feeding a baby now comes with an entire economy of labor, spending, and creeping anxiety.
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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, the Universal Child Care WhispererHow one governor played the long game to achieve free child care for New Mexico—the first U.S. state to ever provide it.
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Inside the Baby2Baby BoomThe nonprofit run by Kelly Sawyer Patricof and Norah Weinstein is known for its A-list ambassadors and West Hollywood galas. But celebrity is just a means to an end, with the group donating half a billion items to the moms and babies who need them.
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The ICE-Chasing Soccer MomHow Angelica Vargas started tailing federal agents across Southern California—and became one of TikTok’s most unlikely folk heroes.
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Introducing the Power Moms Class of 2026Meet the women reshaping the culture of motherhood.
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King Charles Experienced "Faux Pas" at the White HouseThe president was "horrified."
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What Will the Future of Firearms Look Like?One thing is certain: it will be shaped by women on both sides of the fight.
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The Women Coming Together to Make Friends and Shoot FirearmsThis is what a gun club for women looks like.
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In Our Era of Mass Shootings, Will the Educators Ever Be All Right?A growing group of survivors must contend with the deep, emotional impact such an event has on their lives.
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What Gun Violence Cost Six WomenWhat it’s like to have a loved one killed with a weapon.
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We Partnered With Harvard to Ask: How Do Women Really Feel About Guns?We asked women about their interest in guns, their fears, their political feelings, and more.
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Women and Guns: A ‘Marie Claire’ InvestigationTen years ago, ‘Marie Claire’ published a groundbreaking series that explored the complex world of females and firearms. A decade later, we’re returning to the same topic to understand what’s changed—and what hasn’t.
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One Politician Was Forced to "Break the Bad News" to Andrew"He was not thrilled. I tried to cheer him up."
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Why White Suits Were the Democratic Congresswomen Dress Code at the State of the UnionLast night's clothing was an acknowledgement of their "fight" against the Trump administration.
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New York Fashion Week Joins the "ICE OUT" Movement"This is hopefully the first step of what you're doing."
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Is Jennifer Siebel Newsom the Most Underestimated Woman in American Politics?She’s Governor Gavin Newsom’s most important ally—and a force in her own right. In a Marie Claire exclusive, California’s First Partner pulls back the curtain.
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Rama Duwaji's Mayoral Inauguration Style Spotlights NYC ClassicsShe stacked back-to-back classic coats into her looks.
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Women Are Telling the Truth in Their OOO Messages. It’s DevastatingA national campaign is delivering a radically honest wake-up call about childcare, burnout, and life without paid leave.
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D.C.'s Dress Code Revolution Is Now in SessionInoffensive suits and American flag pins used to be the status quo. Now, Capitol Hill insiders are setting classic decorum aside for all-out expression.
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Women’s Issues Just Won the ElectionFrom childcare to abortion, voters weighed in.
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A New Look for New York City's First LadyRama Duwaji used her first outfit as the mayor-elect's wife to send a message.
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How to Help Victims of Hurricane MelissaRelief efforts have begun in Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas.
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I Found Out I Was Pregnant the Week I Announced My Run for CongressSome might call it bad timing. I call it exactly right.
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The Mothers Taking On the Trump AdministrationFrom birthright citizenship to healthcare bans, a wave of government policies has put families at risk. It has also galvanized a group of women to take a stand.
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She Was Fired for Defying Trump—But She's Coming Back SwingingJudge Karen Ortiz resisted an anti-trans directive under Trump—and paid the price. Now she’s taking on the agency that fired her.
