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WorkYemen's Houthi rebels attack ship Eternity C in Red Sea Houthi rebels in Yemen have launched attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea, raising fears of renewed conflict in the vital shipping corridor. On Tuesday, authorities reported an ongoing assault on the Liberian-flagged ship Eternity C. A European Union naval force later said three mariners were killed and two injured. On Sunday, the rebels attacked another vessel, Magic Seas, forcing its crew to abandon ship. It later sank. These incidents mark a return to Houthi aggression against shipping after a pause since March. The attacks threaten trade routes and could escalate tensions involving U.S. and Western forces in the region. WorkWorkWork
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WorkWorkHow the Rich Go Grocery Shopping In the Hamptons, gourmet stores cater to shoppers who don't really worry what things cost. The shops meet the need for lobster salad, caviar and pink oyster mushrooms. WorkWork
WorkWorkWorkWho's Afraid of Zohran Mamdani? - Intelligencer (No paywall) Think of New York's Democratic Establishment as a network of political clubs, labor unions, big-moneydonors, elected officials, campaign operatives, newspaper editorial boards, and nonprofit advocacy organizations that collectively calls the shots in most elections. While a number of political leaders have pledged support for Mamdani, a significant faction is in full panic at the idea of a young Muslim democratic socialist taking control of City Hall without its help or permission. Work
WorkWorkThe Surprising Reason Rural Hospitals Are Closing THOMASVILLE, ALA.Thomasville Regional Medical Center was supposed to be a gamechanger. Situated in the U.S. Congressional district with the worst health outcomes in the country, the hospital opened in 2020 with state-of-the art equipment, including a 3D mammogram and an MRI scanner. But it closed less than five years later in Sept. 2024. WorkWhy Senior Leaders Should Stop Having So Many One-on-Ones - Harvard Business Review (No paywall) A client of mine, Melissa, the CEO of a tech company in the healthcare sector, vented to me about a conversation shed had with her CHRO, Ben. He came to her and said, Im hearing frustrations on the team about how decisions are getting made. Having prided herself on being a transparent, inclusive leader (which she is), she was perplexed. Ben went on to share several stories of team members whod learned about critical decisions that affected them from their peers, not from Melissa. For example, the VP of engineering learned about a deprioritized product feature from the VP of marketing. The VP of quality learned about a new project to accelerate product delivery from the VP of operations. The VP of sales learned about a new budget shift from the CFO. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkThe End of the Stock Market As We Know It Startups and Wall Street giants alike are racing to turn stocks, bonds, and real estate into crypto-like tokens. We asked an expert to break down what that means for your money. 
WorkMagma Pulses Are Tearing Africa Apart - Scientific American (No paywall) A spot in eastern Africa called the Afar Triangle marks the meeting point of three rift zoneslines where Earths crust is being rent apart. Researchers havent been sure exactly what drives this rifting, but a new study in Nature Geoscience suggests it is caused by rhythmic pulses of molten rock from deep below the surface. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkMost Canadians now see US as a threat, study reveals Fifty-nine percent of Canadians view the U.S. as a major risk, according to a study published Tuesday by the Pew Research Center, as President Donald Trump continues to suggest that Canada should become the 51st American state. Work
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