Women

Women

I think we were the better team tonight, we had a really good performance and created a lot of opportunities,

Women are ruining the workplace. Before women, of course, the workplace was perfect. It was full of trees. There was no need to labor with your hands. You didn't have to wear pants, or any form of clothes. Every kind of animal was there. You could just sit around all day and call, "Quiet. Quiet, piggy!"and nobody batted an eye, except for the pigs. It was your job to name them.

When I was pregnant, other women bombarded me with advice, perhaps because that was supposed to be a "joyous" time and people wanted to share in it, but this was different. This was the darker side of womanhood. I started researching phrases like "sex in your 40s," "pissed at my family all the time," and "left boob pain; am I dying?" When that didn't garner satisfactory answers,

'We're family, I love her as a person, she comes to play every match and she knows how to run an offense,' said Matavao, an early commit to UCLA. 'We wanted this so much after losing to them last time and we came out swinging tonight.'

Women are being warned they could get left behind by advancements in technology after a study revealed they are twice as likely to hold jobs under threat from AI. The findings showed that female-dominated roles, such as administration, bookkeeping, cashiers, and office staff, are more vulnerable to job loss as a result of automation. To compound the issue, women were also found to be 20 per cent less likely to engage with generative AI tools than men,

"I wasn't allowed to stay in certain societies because I am a woman," Sikdar said. "If you're single or divorced, landowners said they can't allow it."

After also going nine games unbeaten to start this season, the Blues have surpassed their own record of 33 games unbeaten, set between February 2019 and January 2021. That was not the only landmark hit this weekend, though, with Millie Bright also becoming the all-time appearance maker in the WSL. Here, using Opta data, we break down the six-time WSL champions' unprecedented streak.

I grew up in Anhui Province, China, and earned my bachelor's degree in finance and economics. I joined EyeBuyDirect in 2007, starting in an entry-level role in the finance department. After eight years of working full time, I did my master's in Shanghai. I was drawn to EyeBuyDirect's mission and digital-first model, and I saw a unique opportunity to grow with a brand. Over time, I assumed additional responsibilities in operations, product development, marketing, and general management, and developed leadership skills through hands-on experience.

Still, Trump, 18, didn't make the cut, not after finishing last among 108 players with a two-round total of 18-over, 27 shots behind leader Grace Kim and 17 away from the projected cut line. The granddaughter of President Trump improved eight strokes to a 75 in the second round of the tournament hosted by Hall of Famer Annika Sorenstam at Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Fla.

Before she came to USC, it had never occurred to Jazzy Davidson how charmed her basketball upbringing had been. Growing up outside of Portland, nearly all of her years playing the game were spent with the same tight-knit group of girls - girls who'd been best friends since before the fifth grade and who, after all that time, could anticipate her every move before she made it. "They're basically my sisters," Davidson says.

Rangers against Celtic kicks off a weekend of three derbies in the Scottish Women's Premier League as the Glasgow rivals meet under the lights at Ibrox on Friday. Always intriguing games, they can also prove significant in terms of the title race, but there is a danger that might not be the case this season. Both have been off the pace so far this term, with Celtic sitting in third, six points behind leaders Glasgow City and one off reigning champions Hibernian,

Nearly one in 10 women serving in the British military have been subjected to an assault or other non-consensual sexual activity in the previous year, according to the first official survey of sexual harassment across the armed forces. A third said they had been groped or touched in a way that made them feel uncomfortable, according to the Ministry of Defence, and two-thirds reported at least one form of sexual harassment or sexualised behaviour,

There was a deep loneliness to karting, and then definitely in single-seaters, because no one else was going through the same thing as me, says Susie Wolff as she remembers her long struggle in motorsport, from racing as a teenager against Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to her determined, but unfulfilled, quest to become a Formula One driver.

The brief and deeply unsettling encounter lasted just a few seconds, sparking outrage across Mexico and beyond as it laid bare what many women in the country face daily. But for those who have spent years tracking women in politics, the incident in which a drunken man attempted to kiss Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, on the neck and grope her was shocking but not entirely surprising.

This isn't just any old olive oilit's Brightland's classic extra virgin olive oil and garlic flavored olive oil in a gorgeous gift set that also includes two gold stainless steel spouts for pouring and a Mackenzie-Childs checkered dipping bowl. It's a gift that doubles as a cooking ingredient and kitchen decor. So if she loves to cook, she'll love this set.

Nothing about Sunday's NWSL quarterfinal was normal. The Kansas City Current entered as the most dominant No. 1 seed in league history. Gotham FC, the reigning Concacaf champions and 2023 league champions, was the most talented No. 8 seed in the league's short history of staging a quarterfinal round. And both teams played without their star forwards, the two leading scorers in the NWSL.

Growing up in rural India, Shafali Verma always knew she had a hunger to play cricket. But in her small town of Rohtak, in the north Indian state of Haryana, cricket was not a game for girls. Aged nine, desperate to play, she cut her hair short, entered a tournament disguised as her brother, and went on to win man of the match.

The headlines are clear: AI is disrupting entry-level jobs across industries, including consulting and professional services. There's just one problem. Eliminating these roles overlooks a critical business need-your pipeline of next generation leaders. The rush from pyramid to diamond workforce models is short-sighted. In the pyramid model, you grow leaders from the ground up. In the diamond model, you cut the base and bet on later-stage talent to carry the weight.

Sometimes your gut doesn't whisper - it screams. And when it does, you listen. Every woman knows that feeling: the instinct that something's wrong. Maybe it's a stranger's tone, a sudden change in someone's energy, or just that quiet pressure in your chest telling you to get out now. It's not paranoia - it's survival instinct, honed from generations of women who learned that trusting their intuition can literally save their lives.

"beyond being president, this is something that many women experience in the country and in the world; no one can violate our body and personal space."

When we talk about leadership, the focus is almost always on what you do. Communication. Influence. Strategic thinking. Decision-making. Performance.But the foundation that holds all of those things together, and that determines how well you can actually show up for them, is often overlooked: Your energy.We see this every day in our coaching and Women Rising programs. Brilliant, capable women who know what's required of them but are too depleted to consistently deliver at the level they expect of themselves.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- The defending champion UConn Huskies picked up where they left off to start the 2025-26 season: winning in (mostly) dominant fashion. UConn, ranked No. 1 in the AP preseason poll, took down No. 20 Louisville 79-66 on Tuesday in the Armed Forces Classic, a game the Huskies led by as many as 28 points before securing their 30th consecutive season-opening win, the second-longest active streak in Division I.

AUCKLAND, New Zealand -- Tennis great Venus Williams plans to play for a 33rd straight season on the WTA Tour, starting in Auckland in January. Organizers of the ASB Classic in New Zealand said Wednesday that Williams, 45, would feature at their Jan. 5-11 event. It suggests the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion is preparing for the Australian Open later that month, a tournament she has twice lost in the final.

There are 31 automatic bids with 33 at-large teams chosen by the NCAA volleyball committee. Volleyball seeds the top eight teams in each region, and the top four in each region serve as first- and second-round hosts. The rest of the bracket is filled out to balance it competitively and geographically. The highest-remaining seeds also host the regionals, and the 2025 Final Four is in Kansas City, Missouri, on Dec. 18 with the finals on Dec. 21.