Recognized as a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for The Atlantic and helping to understand the pandemic, Yong here turns his attention to sensory experiences in the animal kingdom. All living things, from ticks to elephants, perceive the world in different ways. Yong does his best to immerse readers in these bubbles of perception. Random House, June …
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This article is part of our latest article Design a custom reportabout new creative ways shaped by the pandemic. Can you recommend a discreet and really modern looking security camera for the outside of my home? Why would you want a hidden security camera? You want to scare off potential thieves, not letting them know …
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History was made earlier this week with the murder of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Confirmed by the Senate Thursday made her the first Black woman to become a Supreme Court Justice. And, though not so monumental in scale, a “Saturday Night Live” skit commemorates this feat, imagining Jackson (as played by Ego Nwodim) preparing for …
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Getting started: “How Many Friends Do I Need?” Slate was one of the earliest players in the podcast game. Political Gabfest It started in 2005 – so it’s no surprise that the long-running advice column “Dear Prudence” made a successful transition to audio. Between 2016 and 2021, on that podcast, Daniel M. Lavery (who wrote …
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FINRA cases are typically confidential and documents are not available to the public. Aidikoff refused to make his clients available for discussion to elaborate on their case, citing a pending lawsuit. Still, the fact that the athletes want to go public underscores Parsons’ determination to “make sure it doesn’t happen to anyone else” and encourage …
It seemed like an ordinary fall: Actor and comedian Bob Saget hit his head on something and maybe fell asleep without thinking about anything, his family said on Wednesday. But the gruesome results – Mr Saget, 65, died from blunt head trauma on January 9, a coroner ruled – underscored the dangers of traumatic brain …
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People recovering from an infection with the novel Omicron coronavirus variant can fend off infections after the Delta variant, according to a new laboratory study led by South African scientists. If more experiments confirm these findings, they may suggest a less dire future for the pandemic. In the short term, Omicron is expected to generate …
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Embodied the honesty, competence, and sensuality of a truly American father in the self-help blockbuster “Life’s Little Instruction Book,” H. Jackson Brown Jr. died at his home in Nashville on November 30. He was 81 years old. Confirmed by his son Adam, who did not specify the cause of death. Mr. Brown’s book consisted of …
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And yet it is widely used. In fact, there are hundreds of medications that little is known about that are potentially taken by pregnant women, says Xiaobin Wang, a pediatrician and director of the Center for Early Life Origins of Diseases at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She says there are “too …
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For companies, this means three things. First, we must acknowledge people’s mental and emotional stress, provide resources and support, and recognize that just because we are going through the same pandemic does not mean we have the same experience. Second, we need to find ways to bring more flexibility to work and not assume that …
Tighten yourself to sleep. For some of our readers, the most effective 3am sleep aid is a boring book or a pleasant sound. Some have told us that these distractions keep them from thinking and worrying about the state of the world. Karen Sandness in Minneapolis said she woke up in the middle of the …
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WASHINGTON — The Biden administration has decided that most Americans should have a coronavirus booster vaccine eight months after they’ve had their second vaccine, and may begin offering the third vaccines by mid to late September, according to administration officials familiar with the controversy. Authorities plan to announce the decision as early as this week. …
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