Democratic women are running in record numbers, underscoring a stark partisan divide in political representation.
Oct 07 26October 07, 2026
Article at The Persistent
Forget ‘spray and pray.’ Experts say targeted applications, human connections, and smart AI use can help job seekers break through.
Oct 06 26October 06, 2026
Article at Fast Company
The New York City bodega cat is notoriously hardy. She’s often seen luxuriating in the sun or eating food scraps
Oct 05 26October 05, 2026
Article at The Spectator
Julianna Glasse was a conservative Christian pop star with a famous baseball-playing husband and a picture-perfect evangelical life. Then she started reading books.
Oct 01 26October 01, 2026
As prosecutors reopen an investigation into allegations that a Cornell student was sexually assaulted by seven men, advocates are pushing lawmakers to end the state’s “Voluntary Intoxication Exclusion.”
It’s September in New York City. Mercifully, the sweltering heat is abating. The putrid smell of trash is lifting ever so slightly and the kids are back at school after what feels like 100 years of overpriced summer camps with mortgage-worthy price tags. For me, it also means swapping my usual attire – best described
Sep 23 26September 23, 2026
Women and men are closer to parity than at any point in the World Economic Forum’s 20-year analysis, though big gaps remain in political power and economic opportunity.
Sep 21 26September 21, 2026
The cost of essentials has risen far faster than incomes over the past two decades, with women facing particular pressure from the growing cost of care.
Sep 16 26September 16, 2026
The numbers of women in state government has risen sharply since 2022, but new research finds that mothers — particularly those with very young children — remain significantly underrepresented.
Sep 15 26September 15, 2026
Women make up 10% of Glassdoor’s annual top 50 CEOs ranking, roughly matching their representation in corporate leadership. But none cracked the top 10.
Sep 02 26September 02, 2026
Hawaii tops a new ranking measuring gender gaps in the workplace, education and health, and political representation.
Aug 25 26August 25, 2026
If Donald Trump wants to make Canada the 51st state, I suspect it’s for the wrong reasons. I just got back from a family holiday. We started in Vancouver, then drove to Whistler, before flying to Calgary and taking the Trans-Canada Highway – past places with names like Bearspaw and Dead Man’s Flats – into
Women are underrepresented in leadership, AI jobs and AI companies — and the disparities could be getting worse.
Aug 19 26August 19, 2026
Ted Lasso is back, now coaching a U.K. soccer club’s underfunded women’s team. It’s delightful entertainment, but the ostensibly feminist plotline lacks actual feminist punch.
Aug 18 26August 18, 2026
A new study shows that a wife’s response to a cheating husband acts as a powerful social signal.
Here’s what the confusing numbers actually tell us.
Aug 11 26August 11, 2026
Of course the lemonade stand was never going to be immune to the tyranny of optimization. The internet is awash with printable business plans
Aug 10 26August 10, 2026
I have no interest in speculating about whether Ariana Grande is ill or healthy. But I can't stop thinking about what our collective reaction to her body reveals about our culture.
Aug 06 26August 06, 2026
New research in Pakistan finds that what we think other people believe may shape our behaviour just as much as what they actually believe.
Aug 04 26August 04, 2026
Bloomberg's Josie Cox says artificial intelligence is creating new social divisions as disagreements over its use increasingly shape workplaces, relationships and personal identity, with skepticism driven by concerns over authenticity, ethics and
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