Jeannie Edmunds is an expert at starting up businesses and starting over in life. In an excerpt from her new book, she offers 9 lessons for renewal and fulfillment.
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Savannah Guthrie Shows Her Range: From a Presidential Interview to Jeopardy Host
We’re loving Savannah Guthrie as the temporary host of “Jeopardy,” just as much as we admired her chutzpah in a town hall interview last fall. Here’s what makes her shine.
Bras, Girdles, and Family Secrets: The Revealing Story of the Olga Company
You’ve probably worn Olga lingerie at some point in your life. In a new memoir, the founders’ daughter tells the incredible saga of her parents and their company.
What Kamala Harris, Liz Cheney, and Ina Garten Have in Common
Forbes Magazine just announced their list of 50 women over 50 who are making a difference. There is so much greatness to celebrate here, we are overwhelmed.
Gay In the Military … and Now Married: Two Women Share Their Love Story
On the 8th anniversary of the legalization of gay marriage. one couple explains what it took and what it means to be legally wed.
On Marilyn Monroe’s 95th Birthday, Are We Still Looking Up Her Skirt?
A 26-foot-tall statue of Marilyn in Palm Springs is causing a stir. It’s great to honor her, but do we have to do it by showing her underwear?
The Most Notorious Example of the “Karen” Meme Just Got Worse
Amy Cooper just sued her former employer for making her look like a racist. That takes big cojones and a strong sense of “Karen-ism.” Here we examine the name and its meaning.
Memorial Day Salute: Sen. Tammy Duckworth and Other Women Warriors
This Memorial Day, we applaud Sen. Tammy Duckworth, who has a new memoir out, and the many other women devoted to serving veterans.
More Police Brutality: This Time Against a 73-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
A video showing police using excessive force against a frail grandmother has prompted a criminal investigation and the question: Where the f**k has common decency gone?
Sally Buzbee Rises to the Top of Journalism as the Washington Post Executive Editor
The newspaper that was once led by the inimitable Katharine Graham now has a woman heading the newsroom, the first in its 144-year history.
