Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Supergoop! Marketing Chief Lauren Weinberg’s Quest to Get Gen Z Wearing Sunscreen
Lauren Weinberg explains how Supergoop! is expanding its reach, sharpening its SPF education and turning sun protection into an everyday ritual. Courtesy Supergoop! It has been about six months since Lauren Weinberg joined Supergoop! as chief marketing officer, stepping into the role amid a period of leadership transition for the 21-year-old sunscreen brand. Founded in…
Read MoreWhy You Should Start a Brag Folder—and What to Put in It
The bigger challenge is remembering to keep it updated. It’s easy to feel motivated the day you create a brag folder, then forget it exists for the next six months. Singh recommends setting a recurring monthly reminder and asking yourself one simple question: “Is there anything I did this month that I want to add?”…
Read More6 Dementia Risk Factors You Can Change
Not every case of dementia is preventable. Sometimes “there is such bad luck,” notes Yaffe. Some people will follow healthy habits for many years and still develop it. “We don’t want to put blame on people, or have people feel like it’s entirely in their control,” she says. “But I do think there’s a message…
Read MoreLucy Hale Mourns Death of Her Dad Preston Hale in Gut-Wrenching Tribute
Lucy Hale is reflecting on a tremendous loss. The Pretty Little Liars alum shared that her dad Preston Hale died July 17. He was 68 years old. “I can’t believe I’m writing this, but my sweet daddy suddenly passed away on Friday,” she wrote alongside a July 20 Instagram post featuring family photos from over…
Read MoreWhy trading Francisco Lindor is so complicated — and may wait until Mets offseason
Begin here when it comes to trying to figure out whether Francisco Lindor will be traded between now and the Aug 3 trade deadline: If he were a free agent after this season, what kind of contract do you think he would receive? Before this season, the Mets shortstop had been a brilliant, durable player…
Read MoreMom so thrilled about daughter’s wedding she developed a rare syndrome that looks like a heart attack
Being so happy you could die might not be an exaggeration. A 65-year-old mom was so overjoyed after watching her daughter get married that, just three days later, she was rushed to the hospital with chest pain and shortness of breath. Doctors initially believed she was suffering a major heart attack. But what they ultimately…
Read MorePostpartum Psychosis Is Rising. We Are Not Ready.
Psychosis is a break from reality. It waxes and wanes, so a mother can appear happy, intact, and even functional, which is what makes it so dangerous. Her clinical picture can shift hour to hour. A psychotic mother may believe others would stop her if they knew her plan to harm herself or her baby,…
Read MoreWhy Rent Keeps Rising Because of Wall Street
Reining in speculative finance would normally fall to federal regulators, as it did after 2008. But this time Washington is moving the other way, with bank regulators easing capital rules even as commercial real estate stress builds. With federal oversight in retreat, the tools sit closer to home, in city halls and statehouses. Rent regulation…
Read MoreTrump Imposes 50% Tariff Hike on Canadian Goods
Section 338, in particular, allows the President to impose a duty of up to 50% on a country’s goods to “offset commercial disadvantages” if it factually finds that said country “discriminates” against U.S. commerce. Speaking to Reuters, John Veroneau, who worked in the USTR under former President George W. Bush’s Administration and who has extensively…
Read MoreDOJ opens probe into Harvard’s financial aid for alleged discrimination against American students
The Justice Department is reviewing whether Harvard University accepted foreign donations that improperly favored students from China and other countries over American students. The department said Monday that Harvard’s foreign-funding disclosures raised concerns that some donors imposed nationality-based restrictions on financial aid. Officials are examining whether those arrangements violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, which…
Read MoreGene edit: Rebecca Ahrens-Nicklas: The 100 Most Influential People of 2026
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Read MoreDrivers keep using buckling storm-damaged bridge — because it’s faster than detour
Buckle up! Drivers in a Greek region are continuing to drive over a buckling bridge damaged by storms rather than taking a detour – just because it saves time. Motorists navigate the crumpled Palaiopyrgos Bridge just to avoid taking a detour that could add another 19 miles onto journeys, the Greek outlet Skai reports. The…
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