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A historic blue wave swept the 2026 midterms, handing Democrats the House and Senate and turning the South into a battleground. From Texas's statewide sweep to the first Indigenous governors and a Muslim senator in Michigan, here's how the map changed — and why 2028 starts now.
On Beirut’s waterfront, displacement has made privacy, motherhood, medicine, and dignity matters of daily survival.
Joining Missing Perspectives in the Budget lockup, contributor Lauren highlights some of the issues that disproportionately impact women – yet have been missed in the Budget papers or in headline coverage.
By Thelma Ekiyor, International CEO of Women for Women International
Ending DEI partnerships isn’t just a branding decision. It risks weakening the link between public institutions and the diverse communities they are meant to represent, writes Div Pillay.
The recommendations focus on nationally consistent protections against vilification and violence, improved data collection, and system reforms.
"These courageous women have been used as political tools throughout the entire week and we should ensure that this doesn’t continue," says human rights advocate, Craig Foster.

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