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By carefully planning and presenting your proposal, you increase your chances of successfully transitioning to this new phase of your career. I may never retire. I love working, and I’ve found that I’m not alone in dreading the idea of solely filling my later years with bingo and boredom. Nonetheless, I don’t see myself clocking in 9-to-5, either.

The bills could improve homecare jobs—and join a trend of voters and lawmakers reversing anti-union legislation. Phyllis Pride has seen a lot in her 15 years as a caregiver for the elderly and disabled: meals, medications, laundry, and showers. But there’s one thing the 67-year-old from Ecorse, outside Detroit, has not seen: a raise.

If just 6% more people adopted, we could end the killing of pets in shelters. If you’re like most Americans, at some point in your life, you have donated to a nonprofit. Whether you give to find a cure for a disease, save a species on the brink of extinction, lift children out of poverty, or solve another societal challenge, you have donated because you want to enact change.

Proper use of humor can also make the register sing. Humor doesn’t just sell—it sells well, and that’s no joke.

Google’s search results will show train trips alongside flights and driving routes in an attempt to encourage more climate-friendly options. If you search the distance from New York to Boston, Google will show you that the trip takes about five hours to drive. Underneath that map, Google now shares information for making the same journey by train via Amtrak, which takes about four hours, including details on Amtrak train schedules. 

Twitch streamers are covering everything from congressional races to global conflict. And younger audiences are tuning in. It’s not news that Gen Z and millennials are using social media platforms to get their news nowadays. No longer just a place to watch your favorite steamer play League of Legends for 10 hours, Twitch is the latest social media platform joining the likes of X and TikTok as a destination for young voters seeking political news and commentary.