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The bestselling author of "Eat, Pray, Love" shares why reaching the top of her career felt surprisingly similar to her waitressing days filled with rejection letters. Her insights offer a refreshing take on handling both triumph and disappointment.
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Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert is pouring $50 million every year into research for neurofibromatosis, the rare genetic disorder that took his son Nick's life at age 26. His grief has transformed into a mission to wipe the disease off the planet.
Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart will speak about resilience and recovery at a free public event in Stevens Point on April 7. Her advocacy has shaped national child safety laws and inspired countless survivors.
Elizabeth Smart, kidnapped at 14 in 2002, now competes in bodybuilding to celebrate her body after years of trauma. Four competitions in, she's found unexpected confidence and self-acceptance.
When Michelle Obama worried her modest $50 brooch was too simple for the Queen, Elizabeth II gave the perfect response. She wore it to dinner the very next evening.
The Royal Family is celebrating what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday this week with exhibitions, garden openings, and a new £40 million charity. The late Queen's legacy of duty and grace continues to inspire Britain, with 81% of people holding a positive view of her reign.
Survivor advocate Elizabeth Smart just competed in her first bodybuilding competition at 38, sharing a powerful message about reclaiming strength and refusing shame. Her journey from trauma survivor to advocate to bodybuilder shows the many forms healing can take.
Child safety advocate Elizabeth Smart revealed she's been competing in bodybuilding competitions, overcoming deep fears about judgment to share her empowering new journey. The survivor of a traumatic kidnapping says the experience helped her recognize feelings familiar to too many survivors.
Elizabeth Smart, kidnapped at 14 and held captive for nine months, now uses her story to help other survivors feel less alone. Her new Netflix documentary reveals how she transformed shame into advocacy and why sharing survivor stories matters more than ever.
King Charles has chosen acclaimed historian Anna Keay to write the official biography of Queen Elizabeth II, granting her unprecedented access to royal archives and family members. The appointment honors Britain's longest-reigning monarch with a scholar known for bringing history to life.
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A groundbreaking biography shows suffrage leader Elizabeth Cady Stanton was far more than a voting rights advocate. While raising seven children, she built radical ideas about women's autonomy that shaped modern feminism.
Billionaire Dan Gilbert is pouring $50 million yearly into rare disease research after losing his son Nick to neurofibromatosis. His foundation has already helped create the first FDA-approved treatments for the incurable genetic disorder.
Former high school standout Josiah Gilbert just helped Auburn University capture his second NCAA golf championship in three years. The rising senior has gone from state runner-up to All-American, proving that dreams backed by daily work really do come true.
After a month in federal detention, 11-year-old Elizabeth Zuna Caisaguano and her mother walked free Tuesday night, hours after school officials publicly shared their story. The Columbia Heights student was detained on her way to school in January and flown 1,200 miles from her Minnesota classroom to a Texas facility.
While most Americans know Washington and Jefferson, few recognize Elizabeth Ann Seton, who built America's moral backbone through schools, hospitals, and charities. This year marks 250 years since the birth of the woman who became America's first native-born saint.
A small Arizona town is bringing volunteers into seniors' homes for free safety repairs this July. In just four hours, neighbors will help older adults stay independent with tasks many can't afford or manage alone.
Elizabeth Oshoba just knocked out Britain's Chelsey Arnell in the third round, keeping her perfect 10-0 record alive and proving she's a rising star in women's boxing. The Nigerian fighter credited faith, hard work, and her team for the dominant victory that has the sports world taking notice.
A German toy company has created a limited-edition teddy bear wearing the Queen's iconic lime green outfit to mark what would have been her 100th birthday. The launch includes a touching recreation of her beloved Paddington Bear tea party moment.
Taylor Swift is giving all streaming royalties from her "Elizabeth Taylor" music video to the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. The heartfelt tribute honors the legendary actress who became the first major celebrity to champion HIV and AIDS awareness.
An 18-month-old boy declared dead after a pool drowning stunned doctors by showing signs of life hours later. Five months after his miraculous return, Vincent Fiordilino continues making progress at home.
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