The world's most famous couples therapist spends her entire work day with other people

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Esther Perel
Esther Perel exercises with friends, goes on walks with therapy clients, and always brings guests on her work trips.

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How millions are trapped in modern-day slavery at sandstone quarries in India

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Millions of sandstone quarry workers in India breathe toxic dust that causes a terminal lung disease called silicosis.

I'm a Stanford student who uses the new dating app that's taken the campus by storm. It's fun, but I haven't met my match yet.

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The author is using the new dating app at Stanford University.

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I left the US in 2015 and have since lived around the world. Reverse culture shock hit me harder than leaving ever did.

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Kat Smith exploring a Cambodian market.

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I'm 57 and helping raise my 6 grandchildren in a crowded multigenerational home. I thought my life would be easier by now.

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A family in the living room.

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Public breakups are still a thing — and it's awkward for everyone

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Broken red heart between two forks with money falling.

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Unlocking Jeffrey Epstein's secrets

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Epstein files
This photograph taken in Le-Perreux-sur-Marne, outside Paris on February 9, 2026 shows undated pictures provided by the US Department of Justice on January 30, 2026 as part of the Jeffrey Epstein files. US authorities on January 30, 2026, released the latest cache of files related to the investigation into the late conviceted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A Goldman Sachs partner in technology shares the skills young job seekers need in the AI workplace

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Young women at computers

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Lucid's most important car yet is a thrill to drive — if you can afford it

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The front of a Lucid Gravity in a snowy grocery store parking lot.
The Gravity is Lucid's most important product launch so far. So, we tested it for a week.

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Russia's war in Ukraine has made its formidable air defenses an even tougher challenge for NATO, airpower analyst warns

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A large green air defense system on wheels with six missiles with red bottoms drives on a street with soldiers beside it under a grey sky and before an elaborate red-brick building
Russia's powerful air defenses have seen attrition in Ukraine, but it has also learned valuable experience about how to upgrade and use them.

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