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Speaking up about symptoms also may help. When women experience hot flashes and brain fog at work, they’re often seen as less competent, but if they say, “It’s menopausal, I’m getting treated for it,’” the discrimination goes away and they’re seen as powerful leaders again, according to Midi founder Strober.

be blocked on the grounds that a president does not have the authority to dictate election rules. It also asserts that the order could disenfranchise legal voters. Casting a ballot as a noncitizen in federal elections isMichael Morley, a professor of election law at Florida State University, confirmed that the lawsuit is about separation of power issues, not noncitizen voting.

“There’s a federal law that prohibits noncitizens from voting in federal elections and so regardless of what happens with either the executive order or the lawsuit, that ban will remain in effect,” he said.The March 25 executive order, “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections,” includes a requirement for documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections and calls for states to work with federal agencies to determine voter eligibility and prosecute election crimes.Some on social media have misinterpreted the lawsuit’s opposition to the order.

“Why are top Democrats suing to allow non-citizens to vote in American elections? You know why,” Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, a Republican, wrote in an X post.But the lawsuit is not seeking to open a door for noncitizen voting.

Rather, it argues that the order “is an unlawful exercise of authority that must be declared invalid” due to a lack of presidential authority to control elections and the fact that the order does not stem from an act of Congress or the Constitution. It notes that the order contradicts existing “laws and guarantees” by legal bodies with the proper authorities.

The suit also alleges that stipulations outlined in the order “threaten to disenfranchise legal voters.”last week in an apparently politically motivated ambush in Washington, D.C., was remembered Tuesday during a private funeral in the Kansas community where she grew up.

Milgrim, a 26-year-old from the Kansas City suburb of Prairie Village, Kansas, was leaving a reception for young diplomats at the Capital Jewish Museum alongside 30-year-old Yaron Lischinsky on May 21 when they were shot to death. A, 31-year-old Elias Rodriguez, was arrested and shouted “Free Palestine” as he was led away. Charging documents said he later told police, “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza.”

Lischinsky had bought an engagement ring before the shooting and wasto Milgrim in the coming days, those who knew the couple have said.