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Kadiri said he now embraces his name and identity. Mukhtar Kadiri; Rebecca Zisser/BIGrowing up, Mukhtar Kadiri felt like an outsider because of his Arabic name. After struggling to land job interviews out of college, he added "Mark" to his résumé and got hired. Kadiri found himself job hunting again years later and refused to reject his real name and identity.

Anton PetrusIt can take a decade to build transmission lines, and construction fell to an all-time low in 2022. The delays make the US's aging power grid more vulnerable to extreme weather and blackouts. New federal rules could help break logjams over funding and environmental permits. America's power grid is old and stressed.

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Shelly October (left), Gabriela Ariza (middle), and Oz Chen (right) are all set to achieve financial independence in the next few years but don't want to retire early. Shelly October, Gabriela Ariza, Oz ChenMillennials in the FIRE movement are emphasizing financial independence over traditional early retirement. Many say they want to retire from their 9-to-5 jobs but continue working in lower-stress positions.5 millennials on track to reach financial independence share why they're not set on retiring early.

Pet insurance isn't a total grift. But for many people, insuring their furry friends ends up being a money suck. Go_ahead/Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BIGina Papini honestly isn't sure whether she got taken for a ride on pet insurance, but it's pretty clear she didn't get much bang for her buck.