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After the fatal shooting of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk last week, observers rushed to take part in what’s become ...

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Women are more accurate at recognizing social ties in the workplace; yet men tend to use networks more successfully for career advancement. New research shows that women hold an advantage, yet they ...

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