Opinion | U.S. Soccer supports working moms. Are you watching, America?

How Angel City earned $5 million in jersey sponsorships, transforming the earning potential of women’s soccer

An excerpt from MONEY, POWER, RESPECT.

Protecting Women’s Sports Means Protecting Trans Women Athletes

Trans women belong in sports. Here’s why.

Maya Moore Isn’t Finished Working

The “greatest winner in the history of women’s basketball” on her marriage, the legacy of activism she helped create in the WNBA, and her ongoing fight for social justice.

1.3 Million Women Enter Menopause Each Year. We Have to Stop Ignoring Them

Menopause is not an “old woman” thing—the oldest millennials, at 39, are now entering the perimenopausal period. 

‘Planning’ Your Pregnancy Has Never Been More of a Myth

In the midst of a pandemic, nothing seems certain—least of all trying to conceive.

In the Suburbs of Lima, Having a Working Bathroom Is a Luxury

Without access to something as simple as running water, women in some Peruvian suburbs are faced with a daily grind, spending time and money that robs them of their potential.

Good Sex Matters—And Too Many Women Aren’t Having It

Sexual pleasure is power. So why the hell is it so hard to talk about?

What Happens to Your Period App Data?
Clue founder Ida Tin is sitting on a goldmine of women’s health data. How she chooses to use it will shape the future of femtech.

These 23 Women Are Ready to Win the World Cup—Again

Glamour got exclusive time with the U.S. Women's National Team before they hit the road to bring home their fourth title.

If Title X Disappears, More Than 22 Million Women Will Live in Contraceptive Deserts

If allowed to go into effect, the “domestic gag rule” could prevent millions of women from accessing birth control.

Miss Universe Is Making History With the Pageant's First Openly Trans Contestant

Angela Ponce, Miss Spain 2018, spoke with 'Glamour' about the importance of gender identity and why she wants to sit down with President Trump.

Brehanna Daniels Is the First Black Woman in a NASCAR Pit Crew

Racing has a diversity problem. Daniels is part of the team helping to make the sport more inclusive. 

Chloe Kim Soars to New Heights

Chloe Kim is the first and only woman to win multiple Olympic golds in the snowboarding halfpipe. But her biggest accomplishment has been daring to define herself outside of her medals.

Carli Lloyd Did it Her Way

The legendary U.S. Women’s National Team soccer star and Olympics veteran on blazing her own trail, the reckoning in the sport, and life after retirement.

In The Battle Over Abortion Rights, Words Are Weapons

The rhetoric used to talk about abortion is getting more and more intense—and it’s dangerous for women.

The Age of Space Tourism Is Here

I spoke to the first two women on board.

Meet the Woman Closing the Gender Gap in Medical Research

Decades of bias in medical research have led to poorer health outcomes for women. Janine Austin Clayton, director of the NIH Office of Research on Women’s Heath, is working to change that.

Paralympian Scout Bassett Won’t Be Tokenized

The 31-year-old sprinter knows the power of visibility for people—and especially women—with disabilities. And she won't stop fighting for it. 

The $70 Billion Question of How to Sleep Better

We're obsessed with sleep—but we can't seem to get more of it. 

Alysia Montaño Has a Message for Sports: You Can Be a Champion and a Mom

The Olympic runner went viral when she called out Nike for failing pregnant female athletes in a powerful video. Now she’s leading the charge to protect moms in sports.

Women Are Waiting Longer Than Ever to Get Pregnant—Do You Have a Plan for Your Fertility?

Women deserve more transparency as they plan their reproductive futures, which is why Glamour  partnered with Modern Fertility to take the pulse of what women do—and don’t—know about fertility.

Kirstie Ennis Is Climbing the Highest Mountains in the World—While Wearing a Prosthetic Leg

The above-the-knee amputee just returned home from her climb to Mt. Everest’s “death zone.”

Football Has A Woman Problem—Coach Katie Sowers Is Going to Solve It

In the history of the NFL, there have been only a handful of female coaches—and all but one have disappeared from the league after a single season.