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Legendary goalie Briana Scurry on World Cup and U.S. women’s soccer
Briana Scurry was the starting goalkeeper for the U.S. women’s national soccer team for years, including during its 1999 World Cup victory. She is also a two-time Olympic gold medalist. Scurry joins Judy Woodruff to discuss play so far at…
Harris wants to fine companies for gender pay disparities
Under Kamala Harris' plan, companies that fail to achieve an equal pay certification would be fined 1 percent of their profits for every 1 percent wage gap.
WATCH: Democrats urge Senate Republicans to pass equal pay legislation
The House passed the legislation last week, largely along party lines. It is now in the Senate.
Could this House bill close the pay gap between women and men?
Women who work full-time on average make about 81 percent of what men make, taking into account the fact that women tend to work less overtime and have lower-paying jobs.
Here are five important stories you may have missed this last week.
Making Sen$e chatted with three experts on the pay gap on Equal Pay Day. Here's what they had to say on the pay gap, where it stems from and why it persists.
Wednesday’s “Day Without A Woman” strike could have cost the United States nearly $21 billion in GDP -- if all paid working women took the day off.
Male state workers earn more than their female counterparts in many states, including California, Idaho, Maryland and Texas.
Here's a different take: Women don't need to conform to a man's game to find success in the workplace, Sallie Krawcheck says.
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