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Word of the day: ObsequiousObsequious, refers to behavior that is signified by excessive obedience, flattery, or submissiveness, mainly toward someone in a position o...- How Jimmy Kimmel went from 'The Man Show' to MAGA adversaryJimmy Kimmel's recent comment about the "MAGA gang" following Charlie Kirk's shooting led to ABC suspending his late-night show, sparking c...
- Flirty? Trump can’t stop praising Karoline Leavitt: ‘That face, that brain, those lips!’Donald Trump comments on Karoline Leavitt during a Newsmax interview are sparking backlash across social media. The president praised his 2...
- There's a rush for more & more Trump tributes on Capitol HillHouse Republicans moved quickly to honour Trump after his second term began. The bill to rename Dulles International Airport in Virginia af...
- Flattery will get you somewhere (If done smartly)When flattery goes stratospheric, it can smell of veiled critique - undetectable by fellow flatterers, of course. Saying someone is a fabul...
- How to say 'No' and when to say 'Yes' in officeHere’s how you can turn down requests at work without earning the tag of ‘not a team player’ or damaging your professional relationships.
- One strategy for impressing your boss could easily backfirePerformance ratings went down for interns with low levels of political skill who tried to ingratiate themselves.
- Five foods that can harm your skin!You can do a lot to stop your mom-in-law from turning into monster-in-law. Here are some simple steps that can help you develop a great rap...
- 10 superb ways to impress your mum-in-lawYou can do a lot to stop your mom-in-law from turning into monster-in-law. Here are some simple steps that can help you develop a great rap...
- Six steps to get the most out of your internshipThe only way to succeed in an internship is to not treat it as one. Think of it as a stop gap arrangement and you won’t be able to juice it...
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