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The “morning after” pill can be made available nationwide to women of all ages and without a prescription, a federal judge ruled, dealing a blow to U.S. restrictions on access to the contraceptive.
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During a recent trip to New York, Democratic Senators Mary Landrieu and Patty Murray lamented one aspect of the U.S. deficit talks that they say may cloud the outcome: No women lawmakers have been at the table.
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Twenty-two years ago, International Business Machines Corp. used its clout to protest racial discrimination. The company joined other corporate sponsors in pulling television advertising from the PGA Championship which was being played at a whites-only Alabama golf club.
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For a moment, I wondered if my phone had gone dead.
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Rush Limbaugh faced rising pressure from critics who are using new media to keep advertisers away from his long-running radio show.
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The women who sought to sue Wal-Mart Stores Inc. for gender bias on behalf of 1.5 million co-workers said they will press their fight against the nation’s largest private employer in smaller lawsuits in lower courts and claims with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Mitt Romney’s claim to have ordered up “binders full of women” to staff his Massachusetts cabinet has opened a fresh struggle with President Barack Obama for the backing of female voters, threatening to erode the Republican nominee’s gains with a crucial constituency.
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Club for Growth, an anti-tax group, and MoveOn.org, a pro-entitlements group, both came out Monday in opposition to the debt ceiling compromise.
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The U.S. Supreme Court, in a ruling that will mean new limits on nationwide class-action suits, ruled that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. can’t be sued for discrimination on behalf of potentially a million female workers.
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