How a fear of heights and a “You got this!” from a stranger taught Amy Brecount White a key way to support other women.
Riding Ricardo: “How I Learned I Needed a Man in My Life Again”
“Will I love again? Do I even want to?” Widow Carol Flake Chapman was grappling with those questions when she found some major answers on horseback.
Calamity, Cults, and True Grit: The Incredible Life of Congresswoman Jackie Speier
In an amazing tale of courage and determination, this politician has triumphed over huge setbacks. Marcia G. Yerman shares the unbelievable story.
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The College Bribery Scandal: Before You Gloat and Snicker, Read This
We’re all outraged that the elite bought their kid’s way into top colleges. But rather than heap all the blame on the parents, says Annabelle Gurwitch, consider the crazy system they’re gaming.
The Ultimate Role Reversal: When Your Kids Have to Support You
“I can’t afford my rent!” Jane Adams wrestles with where her money went—and whether to do the once unthinkable: accept funds from her kids.
Unhappily Ever After? How to Survive A Newly Retired Spouse
There are times in a marriage—caring for sleepless newborns, say—when we yearn for more “couple time.” Mary Kay Jordan Fleming assures us that retirement is not one of those times.
Finding Her Muse: Mia Michaels on Empowering the Misfits
Too fat, too rebellious—this Emmy winner heard every critique in the book. Here, she tells Michelle Breyer what triggered her mojo and how midlife women can tap theirs.
Middle-Aged Mom Butt: How to Keep Your Pants Up When Your Booty Size Goes Down
Suddenly, Jasmine Chang has discovered that her panties are in a bunch, by her knees. She sets out to solve the problem of their slippage.
All Hail Queen Bey: 5 Life Lessons from the Superstar for Regular Folk
Veronica Chambers—editor of a new book on the musical genius—shares surprising truths about being a grown-ass woman.
I’m So Done With This Scheduled Sex
After 40 years of marriage, one woman wonders if she still needs to perform her “wifely duties.” The Answer Queen weighs in.
Elizabeth Warren 2020: What Every Voter Needs to Know
The One Who Nevertheless Persisted is running for president. But should she get your vote? Lorraine Glennon takes a closer look.
How to be a Good Mother-in-Law and Still Say Close to Your Son
Almost two years ago, Kate Stone Lombardi wrote about how she worried that her son’s marriage would affect their relationship. With experience under her belt, she reports on what really happens.
After a Life as a Meth Addict, Stripper and Dominatrix, Dee Roman Helps Others Escape Similar Fates
Wondering if we each have the power to change our lives? Then just read this incredible story of transformation by Sheila Weller.
Is Social Media Bad For Your Mental Health?
Facebook was Stephanie Dolgoff’s “happy place” (Friends! News! Cute critters!) until it went from soothing to stressful. Here, she explains just what went wrong.
“Who Takes Care of Mom?” Here’s the Emotional Fallout of Being the “Custodial Child”
Your relationship with your parents changes. Your relationship with your siblings changes. Janet Siroto looks at how to make this potentially tense situation a more peaceful one.
Joy, Sorrow, Bliss: Dr. Mary Pipher’s New Equation for Aging Well
Dr. Mary Pipher studies the roles of—and pressures on—women in our culture. Now, she turns her attention to aging with a new book, and Jeanette Hurt chats with her about the most resonant truths.
Patti Davis Sounds Off: On Her Famous Family, Politicians, and the Haters
You knew her as President Reagan’s rebellious daughter. Now, the former first daughter opens up with writer Sherry Amatenstein about her father’s politics and finally forgiving her mother.
