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Encouragement on how to make intentional choices that lead to greater vitality, fulfillment, and a sense of purpose As it approaches its one-year mark, Thriving! continues to resonate with readers who seek practical guidance on how to make targeted choices that fulfill goals without
First-ever competition invites high school students to imagine a theme park element, connect with industry pros, and win a college scholarship ORLANDO — From the thrill rides and performances to the shops and restaurants, every element of a theme park experience is
Yvonne Wu, co-founder of the Digital Marketing Career Lab (powered by Full Funnel Growth and MESA Charter School in New York City) explains it all… A 2024 Dell study found that 56% of Gen Z (ages 18-26) received little to no digital skills training
WASHINGTON, D.C. / Kyiv – A groundbreaking article co-authored by political strategist Kateryna Odarchenko and Ukrainian lawyer Serhii Kolisnyk, recently published by the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), sheds light on the transformative potential of the US-Ukraine Minerals Deal signed on April 30, 2025. Titled “Why the US-Ukraine Minerals
With the 5-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death by police, this month his uncle Selwyn Jones is continuing the fight against police brutality and excessive use of force. On May 25th 2020, the world witnessed a horrific tragedy that sparked outrage across
— Serene Abbott Marshlands are a significant area of freshwater tidal and non-tidal wetlands
Dalton T. Sirmans’ manuscript, The Refugee Advantage, is currently being reviewed for publication by several major publishing houses. Sirmans has uncovered the remarkable traits that propel refugees to extraordinary success in business and beyond, and he reveals them in his immensely topical and
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and one major but often overlooked contributor to mental strain is status anxiety — the fear that we’re not achieving enough or living up to societal expectations. Coined in the early 2000s, the concept is seeing
LAS VEGAS — Raised on the South Side of Chicago by a single mother who left his father, the late Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad, Farrah Gray defied the odds that predicted he’d end up in prison or worse. Instead, by age 6,