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Ben Shelton launched a public plea for his sister to get some extra time off from her job at investment bank Morgan Stanley ...

Elon Musk's new political party has attracted the interest of political figures including Mark Cuban and Anthony Scaramucci.

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The Khy founder modeled the animal-print two-piece while snacking on a bowl of cherries and sipping on some white wine.

Then there are others who just react with emojis. And I know they’re not busy, they just can’t be arsed. Image by Anadolu via Getty From soul to screenshot For the well-meaning camp, I’d say sending ...

Experts caution the 2025 graduating class to be vigilant about suspicious job descriptions that sound too good to be true and ask questions if an offer sounds suspicious.

A local foundation is helping first responder learn coping mechanism and accepting the reality of the mental and physical tolls of their job.