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What Six Decades of Research Reveals About Women in Leadership
For 60 years, researchers have tracked attitudes toward female leaders. The latest findings suggest that beneath the undeniable progress lies a more troubling reality.
AI Skews Beautiful. What Is That Doing to Us?
Images of people generated by AI tend to be gorgeous, even when creators ask them to be ugly. That could have a profound effect on our emotional wellbeing.
The Problem Was Never Women's Paychecks
A new study challenges one of the most common explanations for why heterosexual relationships are more likely to end when the woman becomes the primary breadwinner.
The Oldest Woman Ever to Fly to Space
Wally Funk, who was barred from becoming a NASA astronaut in the 1960s despite passing every test, finally flew to space at age 82.
Researchers Have Found A New Reason Older Women Struggle to Conceive
It turns out it isn't just ageing eggs that make it harder for women in their late forties to conceive.
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This week we’re dishing out favorite money tips to spread the wealth around.
Hundreds of Afghan Men Risked Their Lives to Protest the Taliban’s Treatment of Women
Afghan women have been speaking out against the Taliban for years. After dozens were brutally detained, men in one city finally joined them.
All Hail the Perimenopausal Pop Star
It was June, and I was about to experience the rebirth of Radiohead’s album, “In Rainbows” perfectly timed for Pride.
Why Some Women in Their 30s Are Secretly Turning to Sugar Dating
More women are turning to explicitly transactional relationships with wealthy men — sugar daddies — to provide the kind of financial stability this economy just can’t.
Does Your Boss Want You Back in the Office?
New research suggests leaders with stronger narcissistic traits are more likely to oppose remote work.
When Heatwaves Hit: Here's What Takes Our Minds Off the Heat
When the heat becomes almost unbearable, it’s essential to have the right recipes, work setup, or distracting hobbies and routines to cool your mind, if not your body.
The Skill That Makes Women AI-Proof Is the Same Skill That’s Burning Them Out
Women at work spend hours a week listening, reassuring, and steadying their colleagues who are coming apart. Those same women pay a price.
Lee Miller Was Never Not in the Frame
She was a celebrated photographer in her own right, but even with a retrospective devoted to her work, we can’t seem to stop staring at Lee Miller.