Mothers as the silent majority in work and motherhood
Washington columnist Geneva Overholser notes a persistent work family clash in America. Despite more opportunities, few women reach top roles. many bear vast personal costs and downplay family duties. Books by Crittenden and Williams explore barriers, with calls for family friendly workplaces and policy changes.
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Bush conducts a top to bottom military review signaling cuts in missions abroad personnel bases and ships. Defense contracts fall and Beltway Bandits fear layoffs while veterans and contractors rethink support as NATO crisis in the Balkans tests US policy and economic resilience.
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