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"The findings bolster conclusions from the global analysis that Islam's influence is more historical than contemporary," the study says.

The unintended consequences could be explained by a psychological phenomenon called the "boomerang effect."

The number of people who took their lives rose across every demographic, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Reports suggest the trio will wed in a small ceremony in Rio de Janeiro.

Hillary Clinton formally endorsed New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who's seeking a third term, on Wednesday.

New drug offers hope for the millions of Americans who suffer from the debilitating condition.

Up until 1922, the U.S. Senate was entirely male.

Michael Avenatti later said that "big problems lie ahead for Mr. Cohen and Mr. Trump."

Democrats are trying to be the party of #MeToo. But for all their commendable outrage over the Eric Schneiderman scandal, their grasp on moral superiority is also tenuous.

The tips included washing, building up confidence by talking to many women and impressing Russian women with knowledge about your own country.

Pennsylvania comes in almost dead last in terms of its female representation in elected office. That could change.

The year 2018 is shaping up to be the next "Year of the Woman."

"No matter your accent or origin, everyone can appreciate a beautiful smile," read the ad copy.

Is it (finally) the beginning of the end for Robert Sylvester Kelly?

In a win for women running for office, the Federal Election Commission ruled on Thursday that first-time candidate Liuba Grechen Shirley can use campaign funds for child care.

Women on the Democratic ticket emerged as Tuesday night's victors.

The Democrats running for Congress in a special election in a part of Arizona that Trump won by 21 points.

"I don't have the right words," Desiree Linden said after clocking in with an unofficial 2:39:53 at Monday's 122nd Boston Marathon.

Former FBI Director slammed Donald Trump's moral fitness for office in an interview that aired on ABC Sunday.

"Do not be quiet, do not stop talking, do not stop voting, do not give in to those whose views are the opposite of what you believe," Hillary Clinton said.

Forty-seven women took part in Tuesday's 10-kilometer race in the Red Sea city of Jeddah, according to BBC. The day also marked World Health Day.

"Some women have tragically suffered miscarriages while being held in detention," a letter signed by 276 rights organizations warns.

The Trump-supporting sisters claim the social network is censoring their content.

Ivanka Trump said Barack Obama's proposed policy to address the pay gap "would not yield the intended results."

"The best qualified candidate in this last race was a woman," Michelle Obama said.

"If mothers wear jeans and shirts and dress like men, they will beget children who are transgenders."

There has been a "discriminatory interpretation" of the role women held in Peru, the historian said.

Female flight attendants won the right to wear trousers, following intense union pressure.

"America has changed completely. The patriarchy is gone. Women are winning. Men are failing."

One woman experienced alopecia on her head, armpits and pubic area.