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Terming her as a manipulator and liar, a federal judge sentenced Sherri Papini on Monday to 18 months in prison, ending a six-year cycle of a hoax that sta...
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In the aftermath of the gruesome kidnapping and murder of Eliza Fletcher (34) earlier this month, female runners woke up to another reality as they face a...
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The picture may seem fair for Asian American women, but a recent McKinsey report reveals that the racial group still struggles to advance in the workplace....
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Even when they have similar qualifications and experience, a new report by Oxfam reveals that Indian women face wage discrimination in the job market and e...
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Podcasting has stood out as a breakthrough content vertical in the post-pandemic era, witnessing massive growth in a short span of time. Podcasts are inarg...
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Hillary Clinton, former secretary of state and the first woman in American political history to get a major-party nomination for the seat of the president,...
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Ever since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan to comply with their austere vision of Islam, the group has imposed harsh restrictions on women and shut t...
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Turning 40 is a significant milestone and is often considered one of the most prominent signs of growing old. Most people are often nervous about life afte...
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A young Yazidi woman, Wafa Ali Abbas, was rescued by the Women's Protection Unit of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) from the notorious Al-Hol camp in th...
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Authorities in Saudi Arabia have initiated a probe into the beating of orphan girls and women by security forces after the distressing video went viral, an...
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Canadian hockey player Sarah Nurse (27) is set to become the first woman to feature on the cover of EA Sports' NHL 23. Electronic Arts, a video game franch...
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The death of Queen Elizabeth II is the end of an era for not just the people of Britain but for nearly two billion people of the Commonwealth nations. Cons...
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