First Donald Trump inspired Katie Muth to tell her husband about her rape, then he galvanized her into running for office.

Men in positions of power are dropping the ball, according to former president Barack Obama, who thinks perhaps a way to fix that is to get more women at the table.

After years of being told to put on a suit and recite their résumé, women running for office are now revealing themselves in more complex ways.

At a McAlister's Deli, tucked in one of the miles of strip malls that line Manchester Road among the shoulder-to-shoulder suburbs of west St.

Statewide, females make up 38 percent of candidates this year, compared to 32 percent in the prior election cycle.

The 2018 midterm elections are shaping up to be a watershed year for women and politics.

A millennial candidate has shaken up the US Democratic Party by defeating the incumbent congressman for his seat.

Democratic state Comptroller Susana Mendoza says the party’s panel on sexual harassment issues will go beyond that subject to look at ways to recruit more women to run for public office.