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When should you call it quits? An expert weighs in — and offers tips on how to move forward.

The television legend became the first woman to co-anchor TODAY in 1974 and broke barriers for future broadcasters and interviewers.

School districts across the U.S. are coming up with creative solutions to get teachers into classrooms — but are they all good ideas?

Now, the Baylor University journalism student is following in the TODAY co-anchor’s footsteps.

Bank of America, Starbucks, Dick's Sporting Goods and more announced new benefits in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Finance expert Suzy Welch is ready to answer your post-grad questions.

TODAY spoke with Asian Americans across New York City as well as workplace experts to discuss what companies can do to address employees' concerns.

The CEO of Meta (formerly known as Facebook) has an interesting moniker at the company.

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“It’s common for women to put their goals on hold when they become moms.”

The TODAY co-anchor faced a steep learning curve after joining "Dateline" in New York City in the 1990s.

Make this notoriously intimidating task a little less scary with these tips.