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Corinne Lestch
Corinne Lestch has over a decade of experience in news media. She oversaw contributor content as a deputy editor at Forbes, and she covered breaking news for the New York Daily News, where she won a Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York for beat reporting. She earned her bachelor's in journalism from Northwestern University and master's from Columbia University. She currently works with senior executives and professionals to develop op-eds and thought leadership. Find out more here: https://www.corinnelestch.com/workshop
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8 LGBTQ+ Books To Enjoy During Pride Month
From queer fiction to celebrity memoir, these new releases featuring LGBTQ+ voices belong on your Pride Month reading list.
Financial Stress Takes a Toll on Women’s Health. A New Report Shows How Dire It Is
“Women are in crisis,” says Cleveland Clinic women’s center co-founder Maria Shriver.
She’s the First Woman to Win This Grueling Ultramarathon — Even Beating the Guys
Rachel Entrekin eliminated the competition in her historic win in one of the world’s most punishing races, the Cocodona 250 through Arizona.
Savannah Guthrie Will Be One of Few Women Game Show Hosts with New ‘Wordle’ Series
Guthrie will take her hosting chops from the ‘Today’ show to a new NBC series next year, bucking a longtime trend in television.
Supreme Court Temporarily Restores Access to Abortion Pill As Patients Scramble for Options
The order comes after patients and providers sought alternatives, such as misoprostol-only abortions, after the FDA restricted access to mifepristone.
Dedicated Teachers in NYC Spark Love of Reading In Bronx Bodegas
The familiar convenience stores in New York City are carrying free books along with their chips and candy.
The Best Beach Reads for Your 2026 Summer Book List
New titles from Lena Dunham, Leila Slimani and Maggie O’Farrell are perfect for down time, vacation and other quiet moments.
Women’s Sports Are About to Hit $3 Billion—Here’s What’s Driving It
Global revenues in women’s elite sports (think basketball and soccer) are expected to hit a milestone this year after raking in $2.4 billion in 2025, a new report says.
Woman Astronaut Is Ready to Make History on Moon Mission
“Things are starting to feel real,” says Christina Koch, who is poised to become the first woman to fly around the moon.
Ms. Rachel Adds Getting Kids Out of ICE Detention Centers to List of Causes
The popular children’s entertainer has become more political as she takes on prison-like ICE detention centers holding families.
Women’s Relationship to AI Is Complicated. This Could Impact Their Career Success
As more companies rush to adopt AI, women are 25% less likely than men to use the tech tools, according to a new report.
Meryl Streep Gives Seven Figures to Women’s Museum to Ensure ‘Truthful’ History
The star, who has portrayed dozens of iconic women on the big screen, made a not-so-subtle dig at federal policies that have removed references to women.
‘We’re All People’: First Out Trans Woman to Lead New NYC Office
Taylor Brown, who works in the state Attorney General’s office, will head the newly created Mayor’s Office for LGBTQIA+ Affairs in New York City.
Single Women Are Driving Today’s Housing Market, Buying Record Number of Homes
Even amid an affordability crisis, more single women are snapping up homes.