The Pakistani army has apprehended ten members of the Taliban who are accused of shooting Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who campaigned for the girls' access to education. PANEL: Independent Women’s Forum’s Sabrina Schaeffer, Former Women’s Campaign Fund President Sam Bennett, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Conservative Commentator Darlene Kennedy

Taking matters into her own hands, a columbia student has been seen carrying a mattress around campus symbolizing the weight sexual assault victims are burdened with. PANEL: Erin Matson, Danielle Moodie-Mills, Francesca Chambers, Clara Del Villar

Scholar Deborah L. Rhode says the "no problem" problem - that not all people think women face important issues - is one reason why the women's movement may be stalling. Rhode discusses how to restart the movement.

A 9-year-old child accidentally shot and killed her gun range instructor in Arizona, which is one of many states that allows children under 18 into gun ranges with adult supervision. This incident has stirred up debate about children and firearms. PANEL: Patricia Sosa, Betsy Mullins, Rina Shah, Conservative Commentator Darlene Kennedy

Young pitcher Mo'ne Davis has become a sensation, bringing in record viewership numbers for ESPN. She's only the 18th girl to play in the LLWS. Sportswriters and scouts say she could be top pitcher when she grows up. What does it mean for girls playing sports? PANEL: Jennifer Marshall, Anushay Hossain, Rina Shah, Avis Jones DeWeever

A new study reveals why women aren't as successful as men at negotiating. They are more likely to be lied to. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Genevieve Wood, Megan Beyer, Patrice Lee

Washington DC litigator Michele Roberts shattered a glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to head a players union for one of the top four pro sports. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Genevieve Wood, Patrice Lee, Megan Beyer

According to reports, Republican women think they can woo voters by talking about abortion. They see their victory in the Hobby Lobby case as proof that this is a winning issue for the right. PANEL: Focus Point Host Avis Jones DeWeever, RH Reality Check Editor Erin Matson, The Heritage Foundation’s Jennifer Marshall, Republican Strategist Rina Shah

Women continue to be underrepresented in the technology industry. A few top colleges have managed to reverse the trend by reaching out to high school teachers, offering mentoring programs and focusing recruitment on prospective female students. PANEL: Former EEOC Chair Cari Dominguez, Former Judge & Federal Prosecutor Debra Carnahan, Conservative Commentator Darlene Kennedy, Journalist Anushay

A new report commissioned by Sen. Claire McCaskill shows that colleges are not addressing the problem of rape on campus. More than 40% of colleges have made no investigations in the past 5 years. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Francesca Chambers of the Daily Mail, Independent Women’s Forum Fellow Patrice Lee, Progressive Commentator Patricia Sosa

According to a new survey, men are significantly more likely than women to be "secret spenders" who hide or lie about their spending. Reasons include to avoid argument, limit unnecessary worry and avoiding guilt. PANEL: National Network to End Domestic Violence’s President Kim Gandy, Conservative Commentator Darlene Kennedy, DC Congresswoman Del. Norton (D), and Republican Strategist Rina Shah

At the Aspen Ideas Festival Pepsico CEO Indra Nooyi admitted to the difficult balancing act of being a wife, mother and CEO. She says women can't have it all. PANEL: National Network to End Domestic Violence’s President Kim Gandy, Conservative Commentator Darlene Kennedy, DC Congresswoman Del. Norton (D), and Republican Strategist Rina Shah

The Supreme Court struck down a 35-foot buffer zone around women's health clinics in which people are not allowed to protest. Shorter buffer zones have been upheld. PANEL: The Gender Equality Project’s Megan Beyer, Libertarian Commentator Nicole Kurokawa Neily, World Economic Forum Global Shaper Erica Williams Simon, The Daily Mail’s Francesca Chambers

A new book The Alpha Woman Meets Her Match advises women with dominant personalities will find true happiness if they settle down with a Beta male. The Beta male is described as not overly competitive, more communicative, collaborative and thoughtful. PANEL: Deborah Carnahan; Anushay Hossain, Rina Shah, Genevieve Wood

A mural made by Alexandre Keto with the help of Brazilian and American children and the United States Soccer team depicts the friendly relationship between Brazil and the USA. It attempts to capture the spirit of understanding through sport that competitions such as the World Cup strive to achieve. We capture US Ambassador to Brazil Lilyana Ayalde on a tour of the finished product.

Women's rights have launched several successful social media campaigns such as #LeanIn, #BringBackOurGirls, and #YesAllWomen. How has this impacted the fight for equality? PANEL: Erin Matson; Karin Agness; Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Linda Chavez

Google is seeking to diversify in the midst of criticism after divulging the gender and racial breakdown of its workforce. Less than one-third of employees are women, and only 3% African-American or Hispanic. PANEL: Sabrina Schaeffer, Dr. Lara Brown, Donna Brazile, Francesca Chambers

Watch this video on the hit show Menopause the Musical for a chance to win 4 tickets to opening night, June 13th, at the Warner Theater in Washington, DC.

Women are interrupted more than men, according to a new study. Men and women were given conversation topics and their chats were analyzed by researchers. Both men and women were more likely to interrupt women than men. PANEL: Darlene Kennedy, Sam Bennett, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Mercedes Viana Schlapp

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand & Rep. Rose DeLauro spoke in support of paid family leave at the Best for Babies event, organized by Zero To Three, MomsRising, and National Partnership for Women & Families.