24/7 Insights Men still outnumber female members of Congress. Some of the most powerful women are high-ranking Congressional leaders. Nancy Pelosi has been Speaker of the House multiple times ...

Lateefah Simon, a front-runner to represent Oakland in Congress, still vividly recalls that day in third grade, nearly 40 years ago, when her class took a field trip to San Francisco City Hall ...

One-third of President Donald Trump's Cabinet and Cabinet-level appointments are women, including the first-ever female White House chief of staff.

Katherine Clark is already one of the most powerful women in Congress, but her influence will be magnified if the Democrats regain control of the US House of Representatives on November 5. It’s ...

Over the last 15 years, an annual cocktail party for women in sports has fostered networking, career advancement, and support among leaders.

March is Women's History Month! The annual celebration of women's history first began when then President Jimmy Carter designated the week of March 2-8, 1980 as Women's History Week. He said at ...

Frustrations over the exclusion of women from America’s national narrative boiled over in the 1970s—leading to the creation of Women’s History Month.

MILLCREEK, Utah — Quilts have long brought comfort, but for a group of women in Millcreek, they’re also a powerful form of expression. Inside a modest home, the buzz of sewing machines and the ...

The 119th Congress officially kicked off on January 3rd with 21 women being sworn in for the first time. Here are some of the newcomers who could become future political heavyweights.

One-third of President Donald Trump's Cabinet and Cabinet-level appointments are women, including the first-ever female White House chief of staff.

How San Francisco became a launching pad for the most powerful women in politics From left: Sala Burton, Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris, Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein, London Breed.