Obama tells plutocrats ready to fight over his plans: "So am I." Plus: Will Maureen Dowd ever let Obama be a man?

Two Italian women were allegedly kidnapped to clean house and avoid public shame.

Also: Does this incident represent the new glass ceiling for female politicians?

Plus, Turkey's president approves legislation to overturn hijab ban.

Men's rights lawyer Roy Den Hollander has just completed a trilogy of anti-feminist lawsuits. Watch out, women's studies!

Two vodkas marketed to women, and only one of them has to do with "Sex and the City." Plus: Beware of cellphones in Oklahoma.

An Egyptian woman hops on the hood of her harasser's car, then drags him to the cops.

Peter Galbraith's vast, undisclosed financial interests in the policies he spent years advocating as an "expert."

Charlie Rangel's main Democratic challenger has a tarnished reputation and an unimpressive legislative career

Why are we hearing so much about the old news of higher-earning women?

Some say it's only a matter of time before people "smell the money" of reproductive outsourcing.

The girl detective may have influenced Sonia Sotomayor, but her impact reaches a broader -- and younger -- audience

In misleading TV ads, the bank casts itself as a champion of the working class and small business. Reality check!

A couple's killing stirs up outrage, as well as anxiety about the country's women being used as propaganda

Olivia and Peter sort through some issues as the team chases an organ-snatcher set on reanimating a dead ballerina