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By The Associated Press The Latest on International Women's Day: Tens of thousands of people marched in Argentina's capital on International Women's Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights and legalized abortion. The demonstrators Thursday banged on drums, chanted slogans.... |
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By The Associated Press The Latest on International Women's Day: Tens of thousands of people marched in Argentina's capital on International Women's Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights and legalized abortion. The demonstrators Thursday banged on drums, chanted slogans.... |
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By The Associated Press The Latest on International Women's Day: Tens of thousands of people marched in Argentina's capital on International Women's Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights and legalized abortion. The demonstrators Thursday banged on drums, chanted slogans.... |
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By The Associated Press The Latest on International Women's Day: Tens of thousands of people marched in Argentina's capital on International Women's Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights and legalized abortion. The demonstrators Thursday banged on drums, chanted slogans.... |
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By DAVID CRARY AP National Writer. A 24-hour strike by millions of Spanish women. A crackdown in France on companies violating gender-equal pay policies. In Russia, a candid apology from a powerful legislator to women he sexually harassed. Many of the International Women's Day events on Thursday.... |
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“We have to protect and build our steel and aluminium industries, while at the same time showing great flexibility and co-operation toward those that are really great friends of ours, both on a trade basis and a military basis,” President Trump said. “A strong steel and aluminium industry are vital to our national security, absolutely vital. |
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By The Associated Press The Latest on International Women's Day: Tens of thousands of people marched in Argentina's capital on International Women's Day to condemn violence against women and to demand equal rights and legalized abortion. The demonstrators Thursday banged on drums, chanted slogans.... |
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A 24-hour strike by millions of Spanish women. A crackdown in France on companies violating gender-equal pay policies. In Russia, a candid apology from a powerful legislator to women he sexually harassed. Many of the International Women's Day events on Thursday powerfully echoed the #MeToo movement.... |
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Women march as they shout slogans during the International Women's Day in Barcelona, Spain, Thursday, March 8, 2018. Spanish women are marking International Women's Day with the first-ever full day strike and dozens of protests across the country against wage gap and gender violence. |
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New York City's "Fearless Girl" statue, a tourist attraction for the last year, is donning a new outfit Thursday: a cape of blue flowers. The cape, courtesy of retailer Old Navy, is part of the worldwide events for International Women's Day. Meanwhile, a replica of "Fearless Girl" was installed in Oslo, Norway. |
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“I want to ensure people of all walks of life are treated with dignity and respect, so long as they also return the favor,” says Peter Boykin.
LGBT candidates are throwing their hat in the rings in record numbers, including some dark horses: Peter Boykin is president of Gays for Trump and.... |
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