Menopause is, for most women, an inevitable part of life. This stage, which typically occurs in your 40s or 50s, marks the very end of the menstrual cycle. Your body starts to use energy differently and your ovaries stop producing eggs and estrogen ― a sex hormone that’s intimately involved in a wide range of […]
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When I started my first teaching job, among the many things I was warned not to do (“Don’t smile until Christmas!”) was using sarcasm. This was bad for kids, somehow, and would be harmful to them. It seemed a strange prohibition to me, given that my students were teenagers, and sarcasm was practically their lingua […]
The announcement came just months after the former “Bachelor” star launched a podcast that documents his journey to becoming a dad. Read more
My husband and almost 3-year-old daughter came through the door to my hospital room with shining eyes. “We just met a woman in the elevator who is here to visit her new grandchild, and Ada told her about Benjamin. She wants to come talk to you,” he told me. I was two days out from […]
FOMO, or the fear of missing out, is a common feeling, especially in a social-media obsessed world where every activity is documented. It involves the perception or belief that others may be doing better, more exciting things while you’re left out. Though experiencing FOMO is totally normal and valid, it can also negatively affect your […]
Every morning, my almost 5-year-old daughter stomps her feet while announcing, “Today, I’m wearing pink.” Despite my confusion about her propensity for the color given my own reluctance to ever wear pink (I’m more of a yellow kind of gal) and my annoyance at having to obey a semi-toddler’s demands while trying to get her […]
If you’re the parent of a school-aged child, there will inevitably come a moment when they ask for help with a school project — bonus points if this happens the night before said project is due. Do you zoom off to the crafts store in search of supplies? Give them a lecture about responsibility? Roll […]
“Your home still exists,” the wife of Jason Kelce told graduates as the school prepares to close its doors for good. Read more
As Americans head to the polls in 2024, the very future of our country is at stake. At HuffPost, we believe that a free press is critical to creating well-informed voters. That’s why our journalism is free for everyone, even though other newsrooms retreat behind expensive paywalls. Our journalists will continue to cover the twists […]
As a job seeker, it is frustrating when your amazing résumé gets no responses. There are many reasons outside of your control as to why you’re hearing silence, but one clear reason might be because of your address. That’s because the address you list on your résumé –– or lack thereof –– can rule you […]