Maura Healey: The Story of a Bold Lesbian Leader
Maura Healey, the Governor-elect of Massachusetts, is set to be the first woman and openly lesbian to lead a state in the US, marking a historic moment in the state's politics.
Did Increased Stress During Pandemic Change Women’s Periods?
Research shows pandemic stress led to changes in women's menstrual cycles, including early or delayed periods and increased spotting, affecting many who took on more childcare responsibilities.
Who is Pieper Lewis? Iowa Teen who Stabbed Her Rapist
Pieper Lewis, 18, escaped from custody after cutting off her GPS monitor. She was serving probation for stabbing her rapist, Zachary Brooks, whom she alleged sexually assaulted her repeatedly.
Alcohol Use-Related Deaths Spiked in the US During the Covid-19
In 2020, alcohol-related deaths soared to 49,000 in the U.S., a 26% increase from 2019. The rise was fueled by pandemic stress and greater alcohol consumption, impacting many lives.
For Women, Remote Work May Level the Playing Field
Despite returning to offices, remote work remains popular, with many employees still working from home part-time. It offers career benefits, including better gender equity in promotions.
The Sixth Federal Interest Rates Raise: How Would It Affect an Average American?
The Federal Reserve plans another interest rate hike, its sixth this year. This will likely make mortgages and credit card debt costlier for Americans, despite ongoing low unemployment.
Research: Good Sleep and Women's Workplace Ambitions are Inter-related
Research shows that better sleep enhances productivity for women, impacting their mood and career aspirations. Poor sleep, however, has less effect on men's work ambitions.
After Surviving Cancer, Sisters Release 'Mastectomy-friendly' Swimwear Brand
Lime Ricki's new swimwear line, "Flourish and Bloom," features mastectomy-friendly designs, offering women who’ve undergone breast cancer surgery stylish, supportive options.
Has Elon Musk Purchased a Sinking Boat? Out of Ten, Twitter Posted Loss for Eight Years
After acquiring Twitter, Elon Musk dismissed several top executives including Parag Agrawal and Ned Segal, signaling major shifts at the company under his leadership.
After Six Months of Slump, US Economy Grows 2.6% in Third Quarter
The country's gross domestic product increased by 2.6 percent between July and September on an annualized basis.
Period Concerns: Manchester Women's Soccer Team to Stop Wearing White Shorts
Manchester City Women will switch from white shorts to a different color next season to address players' concerns about comfort during periods, following feedback from athletes.
WNBA Star, Brittney Griner's Appeal Denied by the Russian Court
Brittney Griner's appeal in Russia was denied, maintaining her nine-year sentence. Griner, who argued her punishment was excessive, faces ongoing struggles while the U.S. works for her release.