Weekly News Update

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• The New Yorker explained why congresswomen wore white as a statement at the State of the Union.
• Who What Wear offered ways to wear this spring's “it” color, Pantone 15-0318-TPX, also known as sage green.
• Daily Business Review provided examples of female judges being mistaken for their staff members.
• Forbes shared three brands that are expanding their “nude” options to reflect a wider range of skin tones.
• Forbes also suggested four tips to relieve stress before a job interview.
• NBC News discussed the gender gap in investing, and what women can do about it.
• Writing for The New York Times, an OB/GYN suggested that even though there has been a trend to believe drinking while pregnant isn't that bad, it's never a good idea.
• The New York Post reported that there are now gender-inclusive “Men and Women at Work” signs at a Manhattan-based construction company's sites in several states.
• The Washington Post suggested when and how to take a variety of supplements, while also suggesting it's best not to rely on them.
• The Washington Post also shared a recent report that people who deactivate Facebook are less informed — but happier.
• Your RBG News of the Week: Bustle shared how you can now listen to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's oral arguments from her years as an attorney.
• Your Laugh of the Week: Check out the different possibilities as a woman in a corporate environment with McSweeney's “Choose Your Own Corporate Adventure.”

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