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Trump Taps Hollywood’s Mnuchin for Treasury and Dines with Romney

Marcia D. Greenberger, a president of the National Women’s Law Center, a research and advocacy group, said Mr. Price “would have a devastating impact on women’s health.”

Women Could Pay More For Insurance Under Trump Just For Being Women

"Our concern is going back to a world where insurance companies are writing their own rules again, and returning women to those bad old days in health care and losing all the progress we've made,"...

Dropping overtime rule betrays middle class

"These workers, the majority of whom are women, earn modest salaries, work long hours, and have just been told that they will still be denied fair pay," said Emily Martin, National Women's Law Center vice...

Obama Overtime Rule in Danger

"A single judge in Texas has ignored 78 years of legal precedent and taken money out of the pockets of millions of working people across the country by blocking the long overdue update of the...

Obama Administration Calls On Schools To Stop Abusing Kids

The education department letter comes a day after the National Women’s Law Center issued its own statement to policymakers, also urging an end to corporal punishment. The center’s letter was issued on behalf of more than...

Obama administration calls for end to corporal punishment

“These types of severe discipline policies don’t work,” said Fatima Goss Graves, senior vice president for program at the National Women’s Law Center. “The consequences are severe in terms of academic performance and beyond.” Research shows...