The places most affected by remote workers’ moves around the USA
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The invisible victims of American anti-semitism
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The fake poor bride: Confessions of a luxury-wedding planner
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The second generation of school shootings
20 votes -
Samsung gives staff one Friday off each month in a bid to retain talent
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The revolt of the Christian home-schoolers
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$100 million gone in twenty-seven minutes
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Want a lighthouse? US is auctioning or giving away ten of them
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Job listings abound, but many are fake
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The reaction economy
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The Economist’s glass-ceiling index
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Alone and exploited, migrant children work brutal jobs across the US
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Yale academic suggests mass suicide for Japan’s elderly
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Denmark to grant asylum to all women and girls from Afghanistan
11 votes -
India police detain students gathered to watch BBC documentary on Narendra Modi
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A lecturer showed a painting of the prophet Muhammad. She lost her job.
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How Finland is teaching a generation to spot misinformation
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The privatization of policing
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48,000 UC graduate student workers go on strike
20 votes -
Murder and loathing in Las Vegas
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Bed Habits - One insomniac’s descent into the world of sleep research to understand what screens before bed are doing to our brains
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How bullying manifests at work — and how to stop it
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A ‘Most Outstanding Teacher’ from the Philippines tries to help save a struggling school in rural Arizona
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The rise of the worker productivity score
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Are you sure you’re not guilty of the ‘Millennial pause’?
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The more gender equality, the fewer women in STEM
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Inside the massive effort to change the way kids are taught to read in the US
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What Twitter’s move to shutter offices signals for Big Tech
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Californians and other Americans are flooding Mexico City. Some locals want them to go home.
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Should eighteen-year-olds be able to buy semiautomatic rifles? In Georgia, two young men who want to be the ‘good guys with guns’ try to decide.
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The free market responds to America’s school shootings
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The personal brand is dead
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Tin Chin and Mo Lin were inseparable at the Brooklyn homeless shelter. But one of the men wasn’t who he seemed to be.
11 votes -
Is it cruel to have a monkey helper?
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The Satanist neo-nazi plot to murder US soldiers
6 votes -
The relative stability of social life in Kyiv
13 votes -
Arcades, churches and laundromats: A trucker’s haven on the precipice of change
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The cost of engaging with the miserable: Were we always this lonely and embittered?
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Adolescents in the US are chronically sleep-deprived, in part because most schools start too early. This summer, California will become the first state in the nation to require later start times.
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Monica Lewinsky’s verdict on the Johnny Depp–Amber Heard trial: we are all guilty
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A culture that kills its children has no future
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The reinvention of a ‘real man’: In cowboy country, a father and husband troubled by suicide reimagines American masculinity, one conversation at a time
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'There's no such thing as a lone wolf.' The online movement that spawned the Buffalo shooting
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My college students are not ok
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I invented Gilead. The Supreme Court is making it real
19 votes -
Review: Balldo
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Too many kids show worrying signs of fragility from a very young age. Here’s what we can do about it | Parenting kids with anxiety
23 votes -
We should all know less about each other
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Let’s please not make “the slap” more than what it is
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How an Ivy League school turned against a student
10 votes