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Study cautions against oversimplifying the mental health crisis, pointing to systemic flaws, not medication itself, as the real driver behind overprescription and rising depression rates. — Last week, RFK Jr.’s MAHA reported overmedication as a key factor in children’s mental health decline,
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
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
NEW YORK — Skype, the platform once synonymous with video calls, just shocked the world by shutting down after 22 years. How is it possible that a once-dominant business — with more than 300 million users at its peak — could fail? “If
In recent collaborative reports released Tuesday, the U.S. is a top leader of the world’s cent-millionaires, where 33% of billionaires reside here in America. Home to over 6 million high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) with investable wealth of USD 1 million or more, the
Officers exercising executive power should be accountable to the president, constitutional freedoms advocate Christian Employers Alliance argues WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) has filed an amicus brief in Slaughter v. Trump supporting the president’s constitutional authority to remove Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officials who wield substantial
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
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — As long as there are criminals, there will be money laundering, credit card fraud, healthcare fraud, account takeover and other scams that continue to cost American companies (collectively) billions of dollars every year. Staying one step ahead of
As many students are set to graduate over the next few weeks, the transition from college to career can be a tough one. For the class of 2025, they are facing unprecedented workplace challenges and opportunities in an already uncertain job market.