Power

Our Power Play dinner series arrived at the U.S. Open to celebrate the women who run the game, on and off the court.

A candid look at a side of new motherhood that often remains hidden.

For the first time, twelve congresswomen reveal how they’re banding together after the Trump administration came for one of their own: Rep. LaMonica McIver.

How Angelica Vargas started tailing federal agents across Southern California—and became one of TikTok’s most unlikely folk heroes.

Norwood’s rise is forcing the industry to confront who gets replaced and who gets protected. But how many fans does she really have?

Call it the “gunfluencer” effect.

Marie Claire gathered leaders across sports, fashion, and culture for an intimate Power Play dinner in Los Angeles.

She’s Governor Gavin Newsom’s most important ally—and a force in her own right. In a Marie Claire exclusive, California’s First Partner pulls back the curtain.

The first woman Speaker gets candid about her decades in power and what she’s leaving behind.

USA Gymnastics President Li Li Leung shares why she stepped into a role many warned her to avoid.

A national campaign is delivering a radically honest wake-up call about childcare, burnout, and life without paid leave.

A new generation of women is blending mysticism with money management—and rewriting the rules of getting rich.

In a candid conversation ahead of the release of her new book, the activist reflects on life beyond advocacy—from her years at Oxford to falling in love and learning to live on her own terms.

Laura Correnti is seeking to turn the momentum around women’s sports into lasting growth.

Some might call it bad timing. I call it exactly right.

From birthright citizenship to healthcare bans, a wave of government policies has put families at risk. It has also galvanized a group of women to take a stand.

This year’s trailblazers share the rules they’re rewriting, the beliefs they refuse to abandon, and the visions that drive them forward.

Nicole Parke styled herself as a billionaire benefactor. Now, a wave of lawsuits casts her as a master of deception, Marie Claire exclusively reports.