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Interview With Zara Rutherford: The Youngest Woman to Fly the Globe Solo Tells Us How to Weather the Storm With Finesse

She dodged unimaginable circumstances at thousands of feet in the air while piloting an aircraft from Belgium to Siberia and beyond, but her lessons learned can be applicable to even those of us who are planted firmly on the ground.

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Ketanji Brown Jackson: Get to Know the History-Making Supreme Court Nominee

If confirmed, Ms. Jackson will be the first Black woman appointed to the Supreme Court.

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A Few Ways to Help Ukraine Now

From medical supplies and food, to water, baby supplies, and housing, Ukraine needs our help. Read on for ways to support the region through international orgs as well as citizens on the ground.

7 months ago • 1 min read

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Mark Cuban Wants You to Be Able to Afford Your Medication Through his Latest Venture, CostPlus

Too many Americans fall prey to drug prices that are unmatched, by a long shot, for their wallet. Cue: Cost Plus, the potential solution we've all been waiting for.

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Archbishop and Anti-Apartheid Activitist, Desmond Tutu: 1931-2021

"When we see others as the enemy, we risk becoming what we hate. When we oppress others, we end up oppressing ourselves. All of our humanity is dependent upon recognising the humanity in others." - Desmond Tutu

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Blue Origin's New Shepard is Poised for Launch on July 20: Meet the Crew

Eyes will be on Jeff Bezos this week as he -- nine days after Richard Branson -- launches his spacecraft beyond our skies, and he's bringing a special crew along for the ride.

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An Unprecedented Spelling Bee Win: Zaila Avant-garde Studied Words 7 Hours a Day

Zaila Avant-garde is not only paving the way for African Americans to come, she exemplifies a laser focus, fervent determination, and steely work ethic to boot.

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Business

Millions Are Leaving Their Jobs -- Why? And Where Are They Going?

Between Covid-19, government stimulus, and a renewed aim toward meaningful work, Americans are saying "I quit" in droves.

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Lately, It's All About the UFOs, Baby...And There's an App for That

There's a concentrated dose of media coverage when it comes to UFOs --friend or foe? -- these days, and we've got a few resources to check out if your alien antennas are piqued.

a year ago • 1 min read

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The Divorce Rate is Declining...Unless You're Over Age 50

The announcement this week of Bill and Melinda Gates' divorce -- after 27 years of marriage -- sent shock waves throughout the philanthropic world, and left us all pondering, "Why?"

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What's an NFT and Are They Worth Their Multimillion Dollar Price Tag?

Non-fungible tokens could transform the art industry as we know it, and many are scratching their heads.

a year ago • 1 min read

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Mars Bound

In case you've been living under a rock, earlier this month we landed on a new rock...140 million miles away.

2 years ago • 1 min read

Business

Lunchclub and Bumble: The Newer Players to Professional Networking

Let's face it, most of us – introverted or extroverted – don't love some of the conventional meetup-type channels to connect with like-minded professionals; meet the new kids on the block.

2 years ago • 1 min read

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As Tesla puts $1.5 billion into Bitcoin, will you follow?

Some say that Elon Musk's historical remarks -- mainly via Twitter -- about cryptocurrency have been inconsistent, but now he's got some skin in the game.

2 years ago •

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Spreading Holiday Cheer Across Florida: Michael Esmond

Listen to our chat with Michael Esmond, the good samaritan who paid the gas bill for 114 in his community whose gas was near shut-off. The letter he reads from a Pennsylvania woman is a tear-jerker.

2 years ago • 1 min read

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Cyber Attack of the Decade

From government agencies to Microsoft, dig-in to learn more about the recent cyber attack that means Russia has some explainin' to do.

2 years ago • 1 min read

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Meghan Markle: Changing the Narrative about the Heartbreak of Miscarriage

The loss of a child during pregnancy is for many, a state of silent suffering. The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, urges change.

2 years ago • 1 min read

Keisha Blair on Holistic Resilience, the Power of Intuition, and Hitting the Pause Button

Interview With Zara Rutherford: The Youngest Woman to Fly the Globe Solo Tells Us How to Weather the Storm With Finesse

Interview With Oleksii Levchenko, 'Don't Forget About Us': Living in Kyiv During the First Week of the Russia-Ukrainian War

Ketanji Brown Jackson: Get to Know the History-Making Supreme Court Nominee

Interview With Zara Rutherford: The Youngest Woman to Fly the Globe Solo Tells Us How to Weather the Storm With Finesse

Ketanji Brown Jackson: Get to Know the History-Making Supreme Court Nominee

A Few Ways to Help Ukraine Now

Mark Cuban Wants You to Be Able to Afford Your Medication Through his Latest Venture, CostPlus

Archbishop and Anti-Apartheid Activitist, Desmond Tutu: 1931-2021

Blue Origin's New Shepard is Poised for Launch on July 20: Meet the Crew

An Unprecedented Spelling Bee Win: Zaila Avant-garde Studied Words 7 Hours a Day

Millions Are Leaving Their Jobs -- Why? And Where Are They Going?

Lately, It's All About the UFOs, Baby...And There's an App for That

The Divorce Rate is Declining...Unless You're Over Age 50

What's an NFT and Are They Worth Their Multimillion Dollar Price Tag?

Mars Bound

Lunchclub and Bumble: The Newer Players to Professional Networking

As Tesla puts $1.5 billion into Bitcoin, will you follow?

Spreading Holiday Cheer Across Florida: Michael Esmond

Cyber Attack of the Decade

Meghan Markle: Changing the Narrative about the Heartbreak of Miscarriage