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A Day In My Life (opens the original)
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There was a time when I thought a fulfilling life had to be busy to be meaningful. Now, I think differently. At this stage of my life, I have come to appreciate something far more valuable than a packed calendar: a rhythm that feels good to live. A rhythm built around gratitude, health, love, work, movement, family, friendship, and, of course, a little champagne and date-night glamour along the way. My weekdays don’t begin with an alarm screaming at me to get out of bed. They begin at 10 a.m. An
Letting Go with Love (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of heartbreak that comes with watching your child grow up. It isn’t the heartbreak of losing them. It is, in many ways, the opposite. It is watching them become exactly what you hoped they would become—independent, confident, capable and courageous—and realizing that the very wings you spent years helping them build may eventually carry them farther away from you than you ever imagined. As a mother, I am finding myself standing at that very crossroads. My son is 28 yea
Living With Anxiety: The Invisible Weight We Carry (opens the original)
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There are illnesses we can see, and then there are the ones we learn to hide. From the outside, a person living with an anxiety disorder may look perfectly fine. They go to work, have dinner with family, meet friends, laugh, travel, make plans and carry on with everyday life. You may even describe them as strong, capable, confident or independent. But inside, there can be an entirely different story. Living with anxiety can feel like having a mind that rarely knows how to switch off. It is the c
Canada announces new sanctions on Iranian officials over Strait of Hormuz (opens the original)
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Five senior Iranian officials will face sanctions for their involvement in activities in the Strait of Hormuz that “undermine international peace,” according to Canada’s foreign affairs minister. “Freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz is essential to global trade and energy security. Today’s sanctions target individuals whose actions undermine these principles and threaten global economic and energy security,” read Friday’s statement from Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand. “Canad
Ex-OVP special disbursing officer declared hostile witness (opens the original)
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By Jose Cielito Reganit, Philippine News Agency HOSTILE WITNESS. Gina Acosta, former special disbursing officer at the Office of the Vice President, testifies before the Senate impeachment court on Monday (Aug. 17, 2026). Acosta was declared a “hostile witness” in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. (Screengrab from Senate livestream) MANILA – The Senate impeachment court on Monday declared Gina Acosta, Vice President Sara Duterte’s former special disbursing officer at the Offi
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