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- Oct 1, 2026
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The Spectacular Collapse of My Six-Figure Life (opens the original)
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In Money Feelings, Marie Claire gets candid about the complicated emotions tied to money that often go unspoken. We explore how our finances shape the way we see ourselves, our relationships, and our sense of what a good life should look like. White-collar Americans like to think poverty is something that happens to other people. That there’s a line, and if you have the right degree, the right experience, and the right work ethic, you’re on the safe side of it. Your bank account might thin out b
The Menopause Pay Cut No One Warns You About (opens the original)
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Menopause comes with a long list of things women are told to brace for: hot flashes, brain fog, night sweats. There are books, podcasts, supplements with soothing pastel labels, and entire wellness verticals dedicated to helping women navigate the transition. Far less discussed is what menopause can cost a woman at work. New data shared exclusively with Marie Claire—from a survey of more than 5,200 U.S. adults conducted by Gallup and commissioned by Pivotal, the group of organizations founded by
Fox News’s Favorite Nasty Woman (opens the original)
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On television, Jessica Tarlov is built to withstand impact. The hair, naturally limp, is blown out, set in rollers and teased into what she calls “TV size.” The false lashes she once resisted are glued into place. There is a serious smoky eye, even in the morning, matched to whatever pantsuit she’s wearing that day. The lone liberal on America’s most-watched cable news show has a fight waiting for her at five o’clock Eastern, and Fox News does not send its talent into battle barefaced. The arena
A Better Way to Visit Hawaiʻi, According to Three Women Who Know It Best (opens the original)
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It’s extraordinarily easy to take Hawaiʻi at vacation value: the water really is that blue, the views really are that good, and an alarming amount of personal resolve can disappear in the vicinity of an infinity pool. But it is also a place whose culture, land, and history have been packaged for visitors for generations, often with much of their complexity edited out. Which leaves the conscientious visitor wanting to see more than the version designed for them—without turning that effort into it
You Were Never Supposed to Read These Postpartum Messages (opens the original)
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The hardest parts of postpartum life are not always visible from the outside. Sometimes the clearest record is buried in a text thread, a journal, or a search history. It can look like a Notes app entry titled “Panic diary.” A string of blood-pressure readings taken again and again in the same day; a text to a friend that says, simply, “I don’t feel safe today.” Or a list titled “Positive things I am doing for the baby,” where a new mother has reminded herself, “I smile at him as much as I can.
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