The year 2025 has witnessed a remarkable rise of trailblazers across business, social impact, wellness, and creative domains.

Carrie Soloway, a Jewish psychiatrist in Chicago whose late-in-life coming out as a transgender woman formed the basis for her children’s hit Amazon TV series “Transparent,” died Nov. 21 at the age of ...

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2025's most notable memoirs did more than tell readers compelling stories; they revealed that anyone can change their career path at any point in time.

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The year 2025 might be seen as one of backsliding when it comes to tackling the environmental crises that face our planet.

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