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Karen Roach / Shutterstock On Online Dating Sites, Hot Men Say 'Women' but Hot Women Say 'Girls'
According to the data, at least
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Reuters Rand Paul vs. Bill Clinton: It's 'War on Women' Jujitsu
The attack on Republicans worked in 2012, and Democrats will use it again in 2016. Will their frontrunner's husband weaken its efficacy?
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Ellen / Flickr The First Lesson of Marriage 101: There Are No Soul Mates
A course at Northwestern University teaches students about what makes a healthy relationship.
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Susana Vera/Reuters Bringing Yoga to Prison
Women are a fast-growing portion of the incarcerated population. In New York, a new yoga program focused on prenatal care is fostering courage, control, and mental health among inmates.
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avrene/flickr How Women Get More Than Men Do From Obamacare
Women are more likely to have mental health diagnoses, more likely to be unable to afford healthcare, and more likely to experience healthcare-related "marriage lock."
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'Woman Laughing Alone With Salad' Has Decided to Lean In
"Woman" is the most commonly searched term on Getty. The agency is trying to use that fact as a force for good.
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Brandon Wade / AP The NFL Will Never Be 'Ready' for an Openly Gay Player
It doesn't matter whether the NFL wants to accept an openly gay player like Missouri defensive end Michael Sam. He's arrived, and the league will have to adjust accordingly.
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The Woody Allen Debate Belongs in the Public Sphere
When an alleged victim of abuse tells her story to the world, it's not any more virtuous to ignore the controversy than it is to take a side.
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oscars.org AOL's Million-Dollar Distressed-Baby Claim: Could It Possibly Be True?
One human-resources expert says it's hard to imagine how company structured like AOL could ever pay $2 million for two pregnancies gone wrong.
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AP Maxine Kumin's Complicated Relationship With the Classroom
The Pulitzer Prize winner and former U.S. poet laureate, who died today at age 88, revealed to The Atlantic in 1992 and 2002 the ways education had influenced her work.
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Tim Green / Getty Living Myths About Virginity
Vacuums of reliable information and sexism in popular culture can have serious consequences for women's health.
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The Weinstein Company; AP The Real-Life Philomena: 'You See So Much Hurt Caused by Anger'
Forced to give up her child for adoption as a teenager, the woman who inspired the Oscar-nominated film starring Judi Dench talks about forgiveness and keeping her faith.
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Randall Hill / Reuters The Mommy-Track Myth
Workers with kids are just as productive as those without, according to a new study.
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Daniel Aguilar / Reuters Men, Manliness, and Being Naked Around Other Men
A culture that tells people to "man up" when it comes to nudity invites strange problems.
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That Awkward Moment's Awkward Message: Only Guys Are People
The moral of this rom-com bro-fest is that it's important to know and appreciate women as three-dimensional humans. Too bad the film doesn't do that.
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Wikimedia Commons How When Harry Met Sally Explains Inequality
A new study says that educated people marrying each other has increased inequality by 25 percent.
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The Legacy of Janet Jackson's Boob
Reading the scholarly literature on the 10th anniversary of Nipplegate
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jbcurio/flickr The Death of the Cool Feminist Smoker
Forty years ago, women's lib was used to peddle cigarettes.
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5150fantast/Flickr Two Ways to Fix How Colleges Respond to Sexual Assault
Improve the hearing process, and let victims speak with peer counselors they can trust
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Reuters/Thomas Peter How Sochi Became the Gay Olympics
The Winter Games are serving as a barometer for the international politics of LGBT rights.
