 | From quiet quitting to wet lettuce: The phrases that defined 2022In a year of extraordinary upheaval, from the war in Ukraine to catastrophic natural disasters, take a look at some of the words and phrases that have defined 2022. |
 | Nonprofit’s work ‘far more important’ after Roe: Jane FondaFonda, 84, founded the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention in 1995 when she lived in Atlanta and when Georgia had the highest teenage birth rate in the United States. |
 | Billy Porter opens Outfest with attack on US Supreme Court, TrumpHe added, "We're a part of it too. Frederick Douglass said 'Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty' We lost our vigilance. It's time to get that shit back." |
 | Glastonbury closes with Kendrick Lamar chanting “Godspeed for women’s rights""I wear this crown. They judged Christ. They judge you, they judge Christ," he said, before launching into the number. |
 | Abortion ban: One more hurdle faced by US servicewomen in a man's worldWomen face additional sexual and reproductive risks in the army. |
 | BET Awards: Stars use stage to strongly criticize Roe v. Wade rulingThe winners in the 19 categories, including film and sports awards, are selected by BET’s Voting Academy, comprised of entertainment professionals and fans. |
 | US abortion ruling: Democrats seek probe of tech's use of personal dataThe CEOs of Google and Apple were urged to prohibit apps on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store from using data-mining practices that could facilitate the targeting of individuals. |
 | US abortion ruling sparks global debate, polarizes activistsAnti-abortion activists cheered the ruling, with legislator Amalia Granata tweeting: "There is justice again in the world. We are going to achieve this in Argentina too!!." |
 | As US is poised to restrict abortion, other nations ease accessIt's not yet clear what impact there will be outside the United States from the leaked draft opinion suggesting the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. |
