The court will decide if states may test pregnant women for drugs and arrest them when the result is positive, if states can be sued for discriminating against the disabled, and if citizenship laws may set different rules for mothers and fathers.
A new bipartisan poll shows that despite the economic boom, many women worry about making ends meet and paying expenses. They say the good times are passing them by and they believe they lack control over their economic situations.
Proponents of current work-or-else welfare declare it's a success-and point to a drop of 6.6 million cases. But new welfare reformers say the new law failed to alter the poverty economy and harms currently poor single mothers and their children.
Presidential candidate Al Gore has a solid, pro-choice record from his Senate days and he has taken progressive stands on many women's issues, but what role he played in Clinton administration decisions is not always clear.
High school seniors at Girls Nation heard that President Kennedy told a similar group 40 years ago that they would make great First Ladies, but that none could be President. The question now: When will one of them decide that she can?
Pro-choice and anti-choice women have one thing in common: the desire for the Republican leadership to listen to their views and build them into the platform and the policies promoted during the campaign.