Meet Caitlin Clark, the college basketball superstar being compared to Steph Curry
The University of Iowa guard has gone viral for her dazzling play, which includes hitting three-pointers from the half-court logo.
Celebrating Women's History
This International Women's Day and throughout March, TODAY is sharing stories that reflect and celebrate women from the past, present and future.
Corinne Foxx recalls doctors dismissing her endometriosis symptoms: 'Terrifying'
As an executive producer of "Below the Belt" and ambassador to the Endometriosis Foundation of America, Corinne Foxx is hoping others will feel less alone.
Women's History Month is ending: Keep shopping these beloved women-led brands' deals
You won't just be shopping great products — you may also be supporting a future with even more women leaders.
Are you there, Judy Blume? It's 3 generations of women who'd like to say thanks
How one the voice of one author reassured millions of adolescents that, yes, you’re perfectly normal.
Educational and empowering movies to watch during Women's History Month
Prepare to be moved (and entertained).
Goldie Hawn's message to parents: 'Listen to your children'
Named to USA Today’s Women of the Year list, the actor talks about her youth mental health non-profit and why she thinks kids are living in an “empty world."
A model with muscular dystrophy made history at NYFW — but it almost didn’t happen
Lily Brasch aims to spread a message of positivity, in part through her appearance at New York Fashion Week last month.
Melanie Lynskey says ‘women feeling seen by her’ keeps her going amid body-shaming
The "Yellowjackets" star sat down with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb to discuss her role in the show and her passion for body positivity.
Moms are showing off their messy homes on TikTok to 'normalize being normal'
Why do we feel so guilty about the state of our homes?
Halle Berry presented Michelle Yeoh with best actress for a history-making reason
Here's why Berry got emotional while handing the award to Yeoh.
What Michelle Yeoh’s wins at the Oscars mean to Asian American women like me
It's not always easy for Asian Americans to pursue their creative passions. That's why Michelle Yeoh is so important.
Why I announced my IVF like a pregnancy, and why I’d do it again
In my experience, the road to just starting fertility treatments was harder than I'd expected. So when we finally began in vitro fertilization, I wanted to shout it from the rooftops.
