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The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

A solider pockets his beret in East Point, Ga., March 7, 2017. Staff Sgt. Ken Scar/US Army Reserve Military branches have different rules when it comes to hands in pockets. Regulations vary, with some...

Dec 25Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

I'm always eager to offer advice to my adult kids. I've learned to wait to be asked for it.

fotostorm/Getty Images I learned to wait for my adult children to ask before offering parenting advice. My children value independence and often prefer to form their own opinions and solutions. Now, a...

Dec 30Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Second night of vigils held across Venezuela calling for the release of political prisoners

Relatives and friends of political prisoners held vigils outside several Venezuelan prisons as they are awaiting the release of detainees following pressure from the United States....

1dEuronewsPoliticsImpact

Policy relief for family caregivers seems stalled out. But there are signs of change

Family members carry the burden and costs of caring for America's aging population. Federal policy change is slow to come but a new movement and state actions are building momentum. (Image credit: Pau...

Dec 30NPR NewsPoliticsImpact

For those who help the poor, 2025 goes down as a year of chaos

Local anti-poverty groups have had to scramble and scale back this year as the Trump administration targeted safety-net programs. They are bracing for what may come next. (Image credit: Rich-Joseph Fa...

Dec 29NPR NewsPoliticsImpact

I was told to cover my shoulders at my first finance job. Now I share tips about how to dress at work.

Arielle Sotiropoulos said she tktk. Arielle Sotiropoulos Arielle Sotiropoulos said she felt humiliated after being told to cover her shoulders at work. Sotiropoulos said the feedback changed the way s...

Jan 3Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Football: Afghan women make statement on international stage

Afghanistan's female footballers have been fighting in exile to get back to playing internationally for years. Earlier this year, their moment arrived, but their mission is far from complete....

Dec 26Deutsche WelleSports

Half of Europeans seek a new job in 2026, but most feel unprepared to find one

Almost half of Europeans in major economies say they plan to look for a new job in 2026. But nearly four in five say they feel unprepared to find a new role....

4dEuronewseconomicsImpact

Hilton called out by DHS after the department said ICE agents' reservations were canceled at an independently owned Hampton Inn

Hampton Inn sign Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images The Department of Homeland Security said a Minnesota Hampton Inn canceled reservations for ICE agents. Hilton said the hotel was independently owned...

6dBusiness InsiderPoliticsImpact

Zuckerberg’s CZI Cuts Ties with FWD.us Advocacy Group

📋 Key Facts ✓ Mark Zuckerberg co-founded FWD.us in 2013 to advocate for pro-immigration policies. ✓ CZI provided over half of FWD.us&#3...

Dec 19EngadgetPoliticsImpact

Berlin mayor Kai Wegner under fire for playing tennis during major blackout caused by attack

He was seen as a beacon of hope in Berlin city politics and wanted to bring law and order to the German capital, but after the scandal over his playing tennis while tens of thousands were without powe...

2dEuronewsPoliticsImpact

'Forgotten' French farmers seek justice as they mobilise for fair trade, ecology and local produce

President Emmanuel Macron says France will vote against the European Union's trade deal with South American bloc Mercosur, after farmers rolled into Paris on tractors in a show of anger against the pa...

2dFrance 24PoliticsImpact

RTO 5 days a week or quit? How one Paramount manager made his decision.

Ron Telemarque Ron Telemarque Ron Telemarque had 11 days to decide: accept severance or return to the office full time. He shared how he decided whether to stay at Paramount — and whether he reg...

Dec 26Business Insidereconomics

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

Watching K-dramas helped Jane Newman through lockdown. It also sparked a curiosity about South Korea that eventually led her to move there. Greg Samborski. Burnout and physical strain from Jane Newman...

Dec 27Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

Julie Levin Courtesy of Julie Levin Julie Levin used bartending to reset her career after a 2023 marketing layoff. She said bartending taught her resilience, humility, and the value of a positive atti...

Jan 4Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Kenya: Multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi, with 4 people believed to be trapped

A multi-storey building under construction has collapsed in Nairobi, with at least four people feared to be trapped beneath the rubble. While the cause is yet to be confirmed, building collapses are c...

Jan 2France 24accidentsImpact

No call for reform: Amid nationwide protests, do Iranians envision new regime in free secular Iran?

As Iran's nationwide protests increase the pressure on Iran’s civilian government and its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Nadia Massih is pleased to welcome Dr. Ammar Maleki, Director/Founder o...

3dFrance 24PoliticsImpact

Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

Article URL: https://www.danielbrendel.com/blog/24-are-we-tired-of-social-media-once-and-for-all Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46519622 Points: 9 # Comments: 3...

5dHacker NewsTechnologyImpact

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Kari Cobham learned how to be a better leader after a health crisis early in her career. Courtesy of Kari Cobham A stroke at 29 changed Kari Cobham's approach to work, leadership, and recovery. Cobham...

Jan 4Business InsiderHealthImpact

Where do lonely hearts in China go now? Late-night live streams

For two weeks recently, most of my evenings were spent in Douyin’s live-stream section. On Douyin, TikTok’s sibling platform in China, shopping, entertainment and conversation blur into an endlessly s...

2dSouth China Morning PostsocietyImpact

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The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

I'm always eager to offer advice to my adult kids. I've learned to wait to be asked for it.

Second night of vigils held across Venezuela calling for the release of political prisoners

Policy relief for family caregivers seems stalled out. But there are signs of change

For those who help the poor, 2025 goes down as a year of chaos

I was told to cover my shoulders at my first finance job. Now I share tips about how to dress at work.

Football: Afghan women make statement on international stage

Half of Europeans seek a new job in 2026, but most feel unprepared to find one

Hilton called out by DHS after the department said ICE agents' reservations were canceled at an independently owned Hampton Inn

Zuckerberg’s CZI Cuts Ties with FWD.us Advocacy Group

Berlin mayor Kai Wegner under fire for playing tennis during major blackout caused by attack

'Forgotten' French farmers seek justice as they mobilise for fair trade, ecology and local produce

RTO 5 days a week or quit? How one Paramount manager made his decision.

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending &mdash;&nbsp;and it changed my approach to office work

Kenya: Multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi, with 4 people believed to be trapped

No call for reform: Amid nationwide protests, do Iranians envision new regime in free secular Iran?

Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Where do lonely hearts in China go now? Late-night live streams

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The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

I'm always eager to offer advice to my adult kids. I've learned to wait to be asked for it.

Second night of vigils held across Venezuela calling for the release of political prisoners

Policy relief for family caregivers seems stalled out. But there are signs of change

For those who help the poor, 2025 goes down as a year of chaos

I was told to cover my shoulders at my first finance job. Now I share tips about how to dress at work.

Football: Afghan women make statement on international stage

Half of Europeans seek a new job in 2026, but most feel unprepared to find one

Hilton called out by DHS after the department said ICE agents' reservations were canceled at an independently owned Hampton Inn

Zuckerberg’s CZI Cuts Ties with FWD.us Advocacy Group

Berlin mayor Kai Wegner under fire for playing tennis during major blackout caused by attack

'Forgotten' French farmers seek justice as they mobilise for fair trade, ecology and local produce

RTO 5 days a week or quit? How one Paramount manager made his decision.

Burned out in her 50s, she left corporate life. Starting over in Korea helped her heal.

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending &mdash;&nbsp;and it changed my approach to office work

Kenya: Multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi, with 4 people believed to be trapped

No call for reform: Amid nationwide protests, do Iranians envision new regime in free secular Iran?

Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Where do lonely hearts in China go now? Late-night live streams

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues