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WorkThe Republican tax bill, explained in 500 words Republicans are barreling ahead to try to pass President Donald Trump's big, beautiful bill legislation that somehow manages to combine massive fiscal irresponsibility with devastating spending cuts. WorkWorkWork
WorkM&S 'fully back online in four weeks', says boss Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, said that although the retailer had strength, "there's still a lot to get back online before the company can put the cyber attack behind it". WorkHow HR Leaders Can Reduce Workplace Complaint Numbers - Inc (No paywall) The tension and division that define U.S. politics and society are also reflected in the workplace, giving rise to a record number of employee complaints. Despite the increasing volumes of official grievances filed by workers, a new study suggests many businesses still aren't doing enough to protect employees or themselves from recurring on-the-job conflicts. WorkWork
WorkAmino acids as catalysts in the emergence of RNA The question of how life could have emerged is one of the most long-standing mysteries in science. In a new study, the laboratory of LMU Professor Dieter Braun has uncovered an unexpected form of molecular collaboration between the fundamental components of life. The researchers found that amino acids--simple, abundant molecules on early Earth--can actively promote the polymerization of RNA under mild, prebiotic conditions. WorkWorkWork
WorkWorkWorkHave Best of Lists Made Travel More Bland? - Intelligencer (No paywall) Some of the most influential hospitality rankings in the world are produced in a homely office park in Crawley, an exurb of London. There amid the square bushes, under a stream of jets taking off and landing at Gatwick Airport, sits the headquarters of the 50 Best brand. We want to become the reference point for the best travel experiences across the world, says William Drew, the head of content for 50 Best, which in addition to its restaurant rankings publishes lists of hotels, bars, and vineyards. Drew, 53, is a cheerful former journalist who edited mens magazines, including FHM and Arena, during the early aughts. I got very lucky, he says. I managed to get out of that. Work
WorkWorkWorkWorkWhat Makes a Person Cool? Six traits can determine your 'it' factor, according to researchers who measured coolness around the globe.
WorkWorkThe Trump-Musk feud reignites over Republicans megabill - WSJ (No paywall) WASHINGTON: The feud between President Trump and billionaire Elon Musk reignited this week, with the billionaire Tesla CEO attacking Republicans' big, beautiful bill" and pledging to start a new political party, and Trump threatening to use the power of the federal government to punish his former adviser. WorkWork
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WorkWorkNeuroscientists remain steadfastly uncertain about how the brain encodes memory Researchers from Monash University, in collaboration with the European Biostasis Foundation and Apex Neuroscience, have revealed that although most neuroscientists agree that long-term memories depend primarily on neuronal connectivity patterns, significant uncertainties persist regarding precisely how these memories are structurally encoded. WorkWorkCould China's New GLP-1 Drugs Beat Out Ozempic? - Scientific American (No paywall) At first, Chinese pharmaceutical companies rushed to make similar versions of blockbuster weight-loss drugs, such as Wegovy and Ozempic, that have taken the world by storm. Nowadays, China is emerging as an important innovator for new drug discovery in this field, says Daniel Drucker, an endocrinologist at the University of Toronto in Canada. 
WorkWorkWorkWorkAmerica's Founders Valued Higher Education Political attacks on higher education are escalating as we approach next year's 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Members of the Trump Administration, state legislatures, and think tanks like the Heritage Foundation call universities the enemy to justify severe funding cuts, censorship, and restrictions on academic freedom.
WorkWorkWhat Therapists Treating Immigrants Hear - The New Yorker (No paywall) Erica Lubliner is a psychiatrist at the University of California, Los Angeles, who directs a clinic that offers mental-health services to Latinos. She provides care to a wide range of patients: first- to fourth-generation immigrants, including undocumented immigrants, and undergraduate and graduate students at U.C.L.A., many of whom are the first in their families to go to college. She usually meets patients in her bright office on campus in Westwood, where paintings by Mexican artists hang on the walls and children's books are within easy reach. But, after the ICE raids began around the city last month, she moved her appointments online. Lubliners patients are safe in her clinic, she told me, but even getting here can be scary. |
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