I run a non-profit that relies heavily on federal funding. The industry is experiencing pandemic-level trauma right now — here’s how I’m coping.

Executive director Brie Franklin said DEI and funding restrictions have left her uncertain about how her nonprofit will continue to support sexual assault survivors.  This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Brie Franklin, a nonprofit executive director based in Denver. It’s been edited for length and clarity. The nonprofit space is experiencing a…

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Passengers from London to Toronto went on a 6-hour flight to nowhere as dozens of planes diverted after the Delta crash

Delta Flight 4819 flipped over at Toronto Pearson Airport. Two transatlantic flights to nowhere were among dozens of planes that diverted due to Monday’s Delta plane crash in Toronto. Toronto Pearson Airport temporarily closed both its runways after a Bombardier CRJ900 flipped over and lost both its wings. 80 people were on board, 18 of…

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I grew up in California and moved to a small city in Spain at 30. I have no plans to return to my busy life in the US.

I was born and raised in California and thought that living my life meant keeping myself busy. So, when I was offered the opportunity to move to Jaén — the capital city of a province located in the Andalusia region of Spain surrounded by mountains — I was apprehensive. Unlike its more celebrated, larger neighbors…

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Pope Francis, 88, is in hospital with a ‘complex’ respiratory infection. Here are the risks for a man of his age who previously had part of a lung removed.

Pope Francis on February, 12 2025. Pope Francis has been in hospital in Rome since Friday, when he was diagnosed with a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection. Given he is 88 and has one lung, he faces greater risks from the condition than the average person. The Pope is in a stable condition and able to…

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I made 6 figures as DEI lead at Instagram. When my husband died unexpectedly, I needed more job flexibility as a single mom.

Regina Lawless’ husband died unexpectedly when he was 45 and their son was 15.  This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Regina Lawless, author of “Do You.” It has been edited for length and clarity. I was in corporate America for 20 years, and for about the past decade, my work was focused…

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