Rebecca Nelson

Journalist Amy Chozick talks to Cosmopolitan.com about her new book and her experiences reporting on Hillary.

Even in a year when a record number of women are running for office, the 29-year-old bitmoji-using, America's Top Model-loving candidate from California stands out.

The Democrat and former Marine, who is running in the Kentucky 6th district, is the new anti-establishment.

With just days until the government is set to run out of funding, the Nevada senator weighs in on the battle on Capitol Hill.

Who doesn’t want to be a princess?

"It is a slap in the face to every #MeToo victim to say that the President of the United States is immune to investigation."

Pete Souza opens up about some of the 2 million photos he took during the Obama administration.

In deep-red Georgia, she's betting that being candid about her race — and reaching out to minority and lower-income voters — will help get her elected.

“I encourage women to run. So I can't rule it out myself.”

The 33-year-old Democrat will be the first transgender person elected and seated to a state legislature.

The Democratic candidate for Virginia's 13th district isn't running to rebuke Donald Trump. But given his anti-trans agenda, her victory would be that much sweeter.

New mom Krishanti Vignarajah is a former Obama official now running for governor of Maryland.

Melissa Winter never intended to go into politics, but one summer internship completely changed her life.

The former Fox News anchor who took down Roger Ailes explains how her story helped women everywhere.

The First Lady says she is "enjoying it very much."

How this congressman from California is embracing his newfound status as a leader of the resistance.

The U.S. senator from New Hampshire is announcing legislation Thursday to continue the mission of Let Girls Learn.

Laura Fischer landed a dream job after years of trying to find her place in New York City.

The House minority leader said the party shouldn't have a litmus test on abortion.

“Of course, contraception doesn’t work."

“Guys, a woman who’s dead drunk cannot consent. You are raping her."

"It is within our power to change the culture."

"It's so weird, because I don't even quite understand what the word 'go viral' means."

This is not a drill.

A former Obama White House aide talks to Cosmopolitan.com about the Trump administration and her revealing new memoir.

Isabella Lövin, Sweden’s deputy prime minister, visits Trump’s America.

The Nebraska Republican explains her legislation on pay equity and paid leave.

The newly emboldened senator from Virginia says he “ain’t gonna be a bystander” to the president’s agenda.