A New York day-care director was fired after she was abused by her ex-husband. Suing her employer under a little-tried 2003 city law, she joins a push for battered workers’ rights. Third in our “Dangerous Trends, Innovative Responses” series.
Since the HPV vaccine was approved a year ago, efforts to swiftly implement mandatory vaccinations for young women have run into religious opposition and increasing doubts from health officials. A proposed bill would limit federal funding.
A Brooklyn, N.Y., divorce judge has been sentenced for taking bribes in a courtroom where women say they unfairly lost custody of their children. Advocates say the scandal is the tip of an iceberg in a family court system they call dysfunctional.
Thirty-eight percent of active-duty military women are mothers. Many are deployed abroad but have children at home in the U.S. A congressional report says these military moms lack child care support and services to help ease the separations.
Professional women’s soccer teams in Boston and New York have just joined a list of eight franchises needed to resurrect a league that fell apart in 2004. A cost-conscious business plan aimed at longevity projects a kickoff next spring.
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