Her Abortion Drama Won Praise, but Not in Her Native Country
Dea Kulumbegashvili highlights the complexities of women's rights in Georgia through her powerful films, navigating societal taboos and political sensitivities.
Sundance 2025: The Things You Kill, Sukkwan Island, LUZ | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert
Sundance often lacks standout international films, but Alireza Khatami's 'The Things You Kill' shines as a powerful narrative exploring violence and identity.
A GOP lawmaker introduces a Capitol bathroom rule before her trans colleague arrives
Nancy Mace's measure banning transgender women from women's bathrooms in Congress is positioned as protecting women's rights amid a backdrop of increasing anti-trans discourse.
A GOP lawmaker introduces a Capitol bathroom rule before her trans colleague arrives
Nancy Mace's measure banning transgender women from women's bathrooms in Congress is positioned as protecting women's rights amid a backdrop of increasing anti-trans discourse.
We must educate sporting leaders to look beyond toxic win-at-all-costs approaches | Cath Bishop
Danny Care's firsthand accounts expose a toxic culture in England rugby under Eddie Jones, characterized by fear, silencing of athletes, and psychological harm.
Christopher Rufo capitalizes on political absurdities to galvanize conservative activism, notably through campaigns against critical race theory and sensational media narratives.