Reason magazine
COVID'S MISSING STUDENTS
DURING THE FIRST few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, a staggering number of students went “missing.” Kindergarten enrollment rates dropped, and students already enrolled in classes failed to log in for online learning
2 min |
August/September 2023
Newsweek US
Europe's New 'Iron Lady'
Estonian prime minister Kaja Kallas has taken a strong stand against Russia and wants fellow NATO countries to do the same
5 min |
June 16, 2023
Newsweek US
PARTING SHOT - Jesse Garcia
EVERYTHING HAS A STORY, INCLUDING FLAMIN' HOT CHEETOS. IN FACT, the story behind the person who claims to have invented the flavor, Richard Montañez, was so good it warranted a film.
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June 16, 2023
Newsweek US
Stories from the South
Jason Isbell's new live-sounding record Weathervanes features sharply observed songs about frustration and family
5 min |
June 16, 2023
Newsweek US
The China Loophole
Federal employees can invest in Chinese companies sanctioned by the U.S. through their government retirement plan. How could that happen?
10+ min |
June 16, 2023
Newsweek US
The Young Men No One Really Knows
Many Gen Z American men feel socially isolated and adrift. Politically they are moving to the right, which is bad news for the progressive politicians who used to take their support for granted
6 min |
June 16, 2023
Time
8 QUESTIONS
Satya Nadella The man who has helmed Microsoft since 2014 talks AI, jobs, and the case for developing the new technology despite growing concerns
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June 12, 2023
Time
Reality TV confronts a dark moment for LGBTQ rights
\"ALL THINGS JUST KEEP GETTING BETTER,\" PROCLAIMS the theme song of reality show Queer Eye, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in July. For years, that sentiment rang true for LGBTQ rights.
2 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
BRAZIL - Rene Silva
Empowerment through local journalism
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
U.S. - Drew Afualo
TikTok's crusader for women
2 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
SOUTH KOREA - New Jeans
K-pop's next act
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
U.K. - Matt Fitzpatrick
An exemplary athlete
2 min |
June 12, 2023
Newsweek US
DRIVE TO WIN
FORGET MERELY SURVIVING. FORMULA 1 CEO STEFANO DOMENICALI'S GOAL IS TO CAPTURE THE HEARTS, MINDS AND WALLETS OF AMERICA
10+ min |
June 09, 2023
Newsweek US
Most Loved Workplaces 2023
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A Most Loved Workplace? Fringe benefits and fair compensation influence employee engagement, of course, but culture is an even more significant influence on sentiment.
10+ min |
June 09, 2023
Time
U.S. - Sage Lenier
Centering solutions in the climate fight
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June 12, 2023
Time
U.S. Roze Traore
Blending two cultures
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June 12, 2023
Time
HONG KONG - Henry Edward Tse
A trailblazer for transgender rights in Asia
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
AUSTRALIA - Melanie Perkins
Visualizing a world of good in tech
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Newsweek US
How Al Will Transform Our Lives
It's impossible to know exactly what changes the technology will bring. We asked the experts anyway
9 min |
June 09, 2023
Time
The AI détente
THE WORLD MUST FIGURE OUT A WAY TO DEAL WITH THE THREAT FROM AI
3 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
What Erdogan's victory means for Turkey and the world
THE RECEP TAYYIP ERDOgan era lives on after the longtime Turkish leader won the May 28 presidential runoff against opposition challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu.
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
Is everyone going back to the office yet?
YOU MIGHT HAVE THOUGHT THAT BY MID-2023, WITH THE pandemic officially over, people would be getting back to the office. But the share of workers in the office full time dropped to 42% in the second quarter of 2023, down from 49% in the first quarter, according to the Flex Report, which collects insights from more than 4,000 companies employing more than 100 million people globally. Meanwhile, the share of offices with hybrid work arrangements hit 30% in the quarter, up from 20% the previous quarter.
2 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
Tina Turner - Indelible voice
WHEN TINA TURNER DIED May 24 at 83, many remembered her as the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll. But the chart-topping hit for which she will perhaps be most remembered isn't a rock song.
1 min |
June 12, 2023
Newsweek US
Dogs From Afar— The Best Dog Breeds for a Perfect Match
Dogs may be our best friends, but they can also serve as reminders of beloved far-off travels. Many dogs have their origins in surprising lands and were bred for specific purposes from sheep herding to companionship. Knowing dogs' global origins and personalities can help you understand your own pooch. And since having a dog is a big responsibility, if you're ready to make the leap, be sure to do your research to ensure that that the breed you select is a good match for your living situation and lifestyle choices.
3 min |
June 09, 2023
Newsweek US
Melissa McCarthy
FOR MELISSA MCCARTHY, PLAYING URSULA IN THE LIVE-ACTION REMAKE of The Little Mermaid (May 26) began with terror. \"That song [\"Poor Unfortunate Souls\"] looms so large for me that if I can't do it, I shouldn't be doing it.\"
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June 09, 2023
Time
STAYING POWER
American Born Chinese, the best-selling graphic novel, finally comes to television
6 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
IS SOCIAL MEDIA SAFE?
The U.S. Surgeon General is calling social media use an \"urgent crisis\" for kids' mental health
3 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
How everyday Iranians backed the revolt
Revolutions do not happen only in the streets. Yet the outside world knows the uprising in Iran almost entirely through footage uploaded from camera phones-the thousands upon thousands chanting for the fall of the regime in cities and towns across the country, and the regime answering with batons and shotguns. There has been no window into the kitchens and courtyards where the country's fate will be decided.
3 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
5 ways to get better at small talk
FORGET THE \"DON'T TALK TO strangers\" maxim you learned as a kid: brief, pleasant exchanges with people you don't know well (or at all) can enhance your happiness, mood, energy, and overall well-being.
3 min |
June 12, 2023
Time
FINDING THE WORDS
I'd always been told I was gay, made fun of for it. I felt comfortable in environments with queer women. But something in me knew that I was transgender. It was something I had always known but didn't have the words for, wouldn't permit myself to embrace. \"I was nevera girl. I'll never be a woman. What am I going to do?\" I used to say. Have always said.
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