Organizers of the “Right to Run” in Seneca Falls are sounding the alarm after learning the National Park Service may deny their permit to use the Women’s Rights National Historical Park. Senator Chuck Schumer attributes the decision to a Trump administration mandate that, if enforced, could shut down this annual tradition.

In northern Nigeria, pregnancy can be perilous, as ongoing conflict and inadequate healthcare amplify maternal risks. With more women dying in childbirth here than anywhere else in the world, this crisis remains a stark reminder of how conflict zones intensify everyday dangers.

Sunday marked a historic day in Saudi Arabia as women took to the roads legally for the first time. CBS News correspondent Holly Williams reports from Riyadh on what this cultural shift means for women in the country.

Susan Brownmiller, whose seminal work *Against Our Will* challenged perceptions of sexual assault, has died at the age of 90. Her groundbreaking book remains a cornerstone in feminist literature and advocacy against sexual violence.

An assertive anti-abortion faction is now advocating for women who have abortions to face criminal charges, marking a significant shift in the movement’s approach. This group’s growing influence is beginning to be felt in state legislatures across the country.