Roughly 2 million women left the workforce during the pandemic. Now, they're not returning to work as quickly as they left. Megan Cassella from Politico has the story.

Cameron McWhirter of The Wall Street Journal explains how the gun industry's latest marketing targets women and first-time buyers.

Soccer analyst Glenn Crooks and soccer fanatic Gordon Deal take a look at the legacy of the U.S. Women's World Cup team.

Will the U.S. Women's soccer success help them with their gender-discrimination lawsuit? Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

States are battling each other over a women's right to choose. Valerie Richardson from the Washington Times is here with the latest.

President Trump holds firm on border wall, despite losses GOP women could have big say in things, and how the value of your home could affect the cost of your kids' college education.

The Wall Street Journal's Janet Hook explores the trend of younger women running for office.

Maria Lamagna from MarketWatch has a look at why women fail to take paid leave.

Is it men or women who spend more of a households money? Matt Schulz from CreditCards.com has the story.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib explains why Hillary Clinton's going to need the vote of suburban women.

Pressure is mounting on Harvard's all-male clubs to admit women. The Wall Street Journal's Melissa Korn has more.

Does Donald Trump have a problem with women voters? Karyn Bruggeman from the National Journal has the story.

Frances Stead Sellers from the Washington Post breaks down why Hillary Clinton is losing key votes to Bernie Sanders.

Sarah Mimms from National Journal in an extended interview breaks down why some male members of Congress won't be alone with female staffers.