The Crown Act — “creating a respectful and open world for natural hair” — became Texas law last year after Black legislators and activists spent years trying to protect ethnic and natural ...

Most people experience hair loss because of androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness), which at least in men, is highly genetic. We know much less about female pattern baldness.

Crown Castle Inc.'s potential sale of its fiber business and possible dividend cut are uncertain, but its core business is undervalued. Click for our CCI update.

Can hair grow back after balding? It’s likely one of the most searched phrases among men of a certain age — especially the ones who’ve been seeing a little more of their scalp than they’re ...

It feels too early to worry about hair loss, yet early balding is surprisingly common. Research indicates that up to 30 percent of white men experience some degree of male pattern hair loss before ...

The CROWN Act demands protection against race-based discrimination in the workplace and in public school based on hair texture and protective styles.

This cut usually has lighter layers around the crown and ears and longer angled layers as you go lower, and the bangs are razored for texture,” explains Renegar.

Inside the shiny new brick-and-mortar med spas trying to capitalize on receding hairlines.

The CROWN Act, meant to stop discrimination against Black women's natural hair, was created in partnership with Dove, Color of Change, National Urban League and Western Center on Law & Poverty.

Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu, Texas, is accused of violating the CROWN Act, a law banning hair discrimination associated with race.

A Texas school district said that the student’s hair, even when pinned, violated dress code. The district said the suspension did not violate a new law banning race-based hair discrimination.