When auntie means more than blood, familial ties blur, powers collide, and cultures clash, what really defines family?

a Muslim woman on the subway here in New York City was actually asked by someone, “Are you Muslim?” And she obviously looked Muslim — she’s wearing a hijab — and he beat her. I think Mamdani saw the ...

The mayoral candidate's meteoric rise was fueled by older immigrant women—long-time, experienced organizers who are often ...

Zohran Mamdani, the New York mayoral candidate, has gotten backing from over 110 political groups and Muslim organizations ...

Discussions about religious clothing are incomplete if they don’t include the covenants the clothing represents.

According to viral social media posts, the Torenza woman came from a 'real' country named 'Torenza', an ancient civilization that existed before Jesus Christ, but was somehow lost to time akin to ...

Iranian authorities brutally suppressed the Woman, Life, Freedom protests, but women in Iran and the diaspora are continuing the fight in small but meaningful ways.

In the final days of New York City’s mayoral race, Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani has faced pushback over a story he told ...

Media scrutiny uncovered that the Democrat only had one aunt, who doesn't wear a hijab and who was living in Tanzania at the time.

Socialist Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani admitted Monday that the woman he described as his aunt — ...

The “aunt” who Zohran Mamdani said was too afraid to wear her hijab on the subways after 9/11 was actually his dad’s cousin.

Top nurses’ unions in Sri Lanka have opposed a government proposal to allow Muslim nurses to wear head coverings and long ...