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• Here’s how Venezuela reached its economic and political breaking point

• Lack of paid family leave, support at work partly to blame for 30-year low in fertility rates: Experts

• Fertility rate hits 30-year low as Americans aren't having enough babies to replace themselves, new study shows

• Judge bans citizenship question in 2020 census, says Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross 'violated public trust'

• Elizabeth Warren talks Trump in Iowa: 'I can’t stop him from hurling racial insults'

Al Jazeera

• Breaking the cycle of breaking the bank when holiday shopping

• Instagram bans influencers from promoting vaping, guns

• Gender study: To shatter the glass ceiling, fix the 'broken rung'

• Do Nobel Prizes portend women's progress in STEM fields?

• The other student debt: US kids struggle to pay for school meals

• Family races to raise $3m to treat son's ultrarare disease

• Fighting for a cure, even if only for others

• 'Rare' cancers are common, so why the lack of research funding?

• In the face of new abortion bans, some US states expand access

• The economic impact of legalising same-sex marriage

• The US is spending more on pupils, but teachers need a raise

• 'Motherhood penalty' starts even before kids, study finds

• Gender penalty: Student debt and daycare stifle American mothers

• US ups investment in Africa to counter China's influence

• Readers embrace marginalised 'Own Voices', but book industry lags

Cosmopolitan

• Good News! It Only Took Two Minutes to Solve the Abortion Crisis During Last Night’s Debate

• At the Time You Brushed It Off, But Now You Realize It Was Sexual Assault

CherryPicks

• How Deaf Women are Demanding a Place in the Industry— and Creating Their Own

• Jill Soloway on Time’s Up Anniversary: “We’re Creating Consequences”

Glamour

• When Miscarriage Is a Relief

InStyle

• No Matter How You Feel About Abortion, You Need to Better Understand D&C

• Candidates Finally Talked About Paid Leave — But They’re Still Missing the Point

• The Ruthless World of Nanny Poaching

• How to Tell if You're the Office Mom

• 6 Lies We Need to Stop Telling New Moms

• Americans Are Having Fewer Kids Than Ever Before

• I Get Why Elizabeth Holmes Lowers Her Voice — Because I Do It Too

• Why Surrogacy Is Illegal in so Many Places

Refinery29

• “The Deepest Chasm Of Grief”: How Bereavement Doulas Help Women Heal After Stillbirth

Vice

• How Redesigning the Speculum Could Help Us Rethink the Rape Kit

ABC News

• Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired by President Trump, leaving Mueller probe in new hands

• Yemeni mom separated from dying son by Trump travel ban 'begged,' 'pleaded' with officials for months: Lawyer

• Trump's travel ban almost blocked a woman from seeing her dying son

• 2-year-old boy whose Yemeni mother fought Trump's travel ban to be with him has died

• Couple weds in a maximum-security prison to draw attention to repression in Honduras

• For people living with mental illness, the holidays can be extra challenging

• Female journalists shine a light on the sometimes-deadly process of giving birth

• Dad’s viral bullying punishment is ‘public humiliation,’ parenting experts say

• World leaders remember George H.W. Bush

• FBI 'unraveling true extent' of convicted killer's crimes after he confesses to 90 murders

• 4 dead in New Jersey mansion fire, police investigating as arson

• Threat of violence at home spurs LGBT migrants on to the border

• Investigators probe deaths of Saudi sisters found bound together with tape in the Hudson River

• Pittsburgh synagogue shooting: What we know about alleged mass shooter Robert Bowers

• Pittsburgh synagogue mass shooting claims 11 lives; 4 officers among multiple wounded: Officials

• 'God will have the last say': Migrants explain their decision to flee

• In 'babysitting while black' video, black dads see echoes of reality they know all too well

• What experts say about 'corroboration,' a key word from the Kavanaugh hearings

• Kavanaugh, Ford hearing triggers memories for sexual violence survivors

• Why more women don't report sexual assaults: A survivor speaks out

• Homicide case against mom whose breastfed baby died with drugs in his system can proceed, judge rules

• Mother speaks out after daughter attempts 'fire challenge': She was 'in flames from her knees to her hair'

• Suicide risk nearly double for traumatic brain injury sufferers: Study

• In name change hearing, judge asked trans teen about sexuality, bathrooms, Caitlyn Jenner: Lawsuit

• Judge apologizes for taping defendant's mouth shut, says he 'exhausted every other attempt to restore order'

• Women share what abortion was like before Roe v. Wade: 'I was one of the lucky ones, I survived'

• 'Handmaids' protest Mike Pence, Kirstjen Nielsen in Manhattan

• Sikh American attorney general says he told his 3 daughters to 'turn off the radio' after hateful comments

• 10-year-old girl describes life in immigration detention: 'I began crying all of the time'

• Brittany Lincicome on playing the PGA Tour: 'Girls should play with the boys sometimes'

• Nannies, children protest family separation and detention outside ICE offices

• Sign language interpreter slays at heavy metal concert

• As Trump resumes attacks on press in Europe, critics warn of ripple effect of 'fake news' label

• Inside online shaming, and the 'viral infamy' that follows

• 'They do not feel alone anymore': Why critics of the media feel emboldened under Trump

• Preschoolers with depression benefit from therapy that helps regulate emotions: Study

• Father of 3 in kidney failure granted stay after saying deportation would be 'a death sentence'

• 19-year-old Iowa man killed weeks after being deported to Mexico

• Sex workers speak out after Giuliani slams Stormy Daniels

• Giuliani takes swipe at Stormy Daniels, adult film stars: 'I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman'

Allure

• Why Women Are Making "Pre-Baby Bucket Lists" Filled With Goals to Accomplish Before Motherhood

Glamour

• What Women Who Have Experienced Loss Want to Hear on Mother's Day