Enter Anne-Marie Slaughter, who wrote a piece for The Atlantic in the summer of 2012 with the eyeball-grabbing title “ Why Women Still Can’t Have It All.” ...

In 2012, Anne-Marie Slaughter sparked a national conversation about inequality in the workplace and work-family balance with her cover story in The Atlantic "Why Women Still Can't Have It All." ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter in New York City A lot of ambitious women have a plan for how life will go: work hard, lean in, meet soulmate, have kids, be happy.

Anne-Marie Slaughter, a former director of policy planning at the State Department and a professor emerita at Princeton University, is the president and chief executive of the New America Foundation.

Anne-Marie Slaughter with Hillary Clinton in 2010, when she was the then Secretary of State's Director of Policy Planning (Getty) ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter has worn many hats during her career — writer, State Department diplomat, Princeton University professor and dean — and her latest gig, president of the New America ...

Since the publication of her cover story in The Atlantic, " Why Women Still Can't Have It All," Anne-Marie Slaughter's provocative ideas have journeyed to the center of the Internet's maw, whose ...

The most unintentionally funny part of Anne-Marie Slaughter's article in the Atlantic, the latest in the "mommies-can't-have-it-all" genre, comes when she describes her supersonic version of the ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter, president and chief executive officer of the New America Foundation, gestures as she speaks during a session on the opening day of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter says you know you’re growing as a leader when you feel sick to your stomach.Slaughter, a former Princeton dean who took a top U.S. State Department post under Hillary ...

Anne-Marie Slaughter was one of Hillary Clinton's top advisors at the State Department before she left politics to devote more time to her family. In an interview with SPIEGEL, she discusses the ...