The 2016 race has turned the battle of the sexes into an all-out war.

From Donald Trump to recent op-eds, the male perspective remains—stubbornly, perniciously—the default point of view.

Missouri’s Republican governor announced that he will resign rather than face impeachment over allegations of sexual misconduct and violations of campaign-finance law.

Her suffering is viewed as a tool for other agendas, rather than as a moral emergency in and of itself.

Trump’s shamelessness, his unwillingness to express contrition, seems to have become a kind of shield.

The agency tasked with safeguarding America’s greatest public lands has neglected to protect its female employees.

And the Trump administration’s immigration policies are certain to make it worse.

GOP leaders sold a female-friendly version of Donald Trump at the convention, despite dark parts of the president’s history.

Some Republican women are choosing to embrace Trump—but does Trumpism have a place for them?

Gender-equality advocates fed up with the Republican Party are protesting outside of Trump businesses around the country.