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At a recent Turning Point USA Women’s Leadership Summit, Erika Kirk, CEO of a multimillion-dollar organization she now leads following the death of her husband—spoke about motherhood, purpose, and a woman’s role in faith and family. Her message reflected a belief that womanhood is anchored in calling, family, and spiritual order. A life defined not only by personal ambition, but by a larger structure of meaning. Yet what made her presence interesting was not simply what she s

Søstre explores the rise of the post-girlboss woman, modern motherhood, and how women in 2026 are redefining ambition, home, and success.

What does it actually mean to be a “girl’s girl” in 2026? On social media, the definition seems simple enough. Support women. Uplift women. Celebrate women. Be the kind of woman who stands in solidarity with other women. But in practice, the term has started to feel a little… selective. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for National Board of Review Because what happens when female solidarity collides with real-life relationships, breakups, and messy romantic timelines? And more import

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being integrated into the global media industry, changing how news is produced, distributed and consumed across digital platforms. News organizations and independent publishers are using AI tools for tasks such as transcription, translation, headline generation, data analysis and content personalization. These systems are designed to improve efficiency and reduce production time, particularly in fast-moving news environments. Major tech

Public trust in major institutions, including governments, news organizations, and large corporations, has continued to decline across many Western countries over the past two decades, according to multiple long-running public opinion surveys. Research from organizations such as Pew Research Center and other polling institutions has shown a gradual erosion of confidence in political systems, traditional media, and financial institutions, particularly following major global ev

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has begun across the United States, Canada and Mexico, and early matches and opening events are already drawing global attention across sports, entertainment and commercial media. The tournament’s expanded 48-team format has increased the number of matches and participating nations, significantly widening global audience reach. FIFA estimates the competition could attract billions of viewers worldwide, making it one of the most widely consumed sporting

South Africa’s 2–0 defeat to Mexico in their World Cup opener triggered a wave of online discussion, with social media users across platforms reacting to both the result and the broader fan atmosphere surrounding the match. Mexico secured the win through early control of the game and two goals, while South Africa struggled to maintain rhythm after disciplinary setbacks that included multiple red cards. The result marked a difficult start for the African side in a high-profile

Owens' Moscow Appearance Renews Debate Over Foreign Influence and Free Speech