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In this issue: The angry entourage nipping at Jamie Dimon’s heels Don’t hold your breath for Mueller to file his report Jewish expats open Dubai’s first synagogue and much more...
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A Very Dangerous Place to Be Pregnant
Texas leads the US in maternity ward closures, and nowhere is this more of an issue than in the western part of the state
AI Artists Are Taking Commissions
Image-generation software Dall-E is moving past its initial novelty phase
The Bank Scandal Rocking China
“Who would’ve thought that bank deposits could go wrong?”
Prepping for a Recession Or Whatever
The sheer uncertainty of this moment makes it a good time to revisit your money plan
Is This Awkward?
Crypto outfits have put $2.4 billion into sports marketing —just as crypto winter sets in
Jerome Powell's Only FOCUS
The Fed chairman is going to do whatever it takes to stamp out inflation, even if means causing a recession
the last LAUGH
Drew Afualo, TikTok’s misogyny watchdog, is using trolls’ tactics against them and giving her 7.5 million followers some laughs
is IVF next?
In vitro fertilization is already a grueling path to pregnancy. With embryos gaining new legal protections, it could become a criminal one
BIDEN’S whiff
The president’s caution after Roe was overturned has frustrated some aides and Democrats, who see their rights—and a political opportunity—slipping away
banning abortion will UNRAVEL a lifetime of economic progress
Fear is like acid on the brain, etching memories that remain long after you’ve forgotten things like the formula for photosynthesis or your first boyfriend’s favorite band.
