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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

Bluesky is not the good place

Article URL: https://www.ms.now/opinion/bluesky-elon-musk-twitter-replacement Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46479869 Points: 5 # Comments: 1...

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My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

Anne Wojcicki and Susan Wojcicki Andrew Harnik/ Getty Images; Eric Gaillard/ Reuters Esther Wojcicki taught her three daughters that it was OK to fail and try again. She said emphasizing independence ...

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Rising from the ashes, a symbol of hope at the Rose Parade

Survivors of the Eaton and Palisades Fires find healing and community working on a Rose Parade float to honor the lives and communities lost in last year's wildfires. (Image credit: Kirk Siegler/NPR)...

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The US military's annual suicide report is missing, and the Pentagon isn't offering any answers

The Pentagon's annual report on military suicides serves as an important measure of accountability. Senior Airman Karla Parra/US Air Force The Pentagon's annual military suicide report is delayed with...

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Michael Bloomberg says young people tend to make the same mistake when choosing a job

Michael Bloomberg Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images Michael Bloomberg said he opted for a lower-paying job when he started his banking career. Bloomberg said young people are "looking at ...

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"They Saw a Protest": Cognitive Illiberalism and the Speech-Conduct Distinction [pdf]

Article URL: https://www.stanfordlawreview.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2012/05/Kahan-64-Stan-L-Rev-851.pdf Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46553818 Points: 5 # Comments: 0...

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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...

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I moved to France 8 years ago. The first few months were filled with challenges and surprises — especially at work.

It's taken me a while to adapt to some of the work and cultural norms in France. Jodie Hughes Learning French etiquette was a challenging, embarrassing part of adapting to my new working life. The Fre...

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Caught in the crossfire of war, a community in Ethiopia keeps preaching peace

The Arwa Amba in northern Ethiopia has been widely hailed for its radical commitment to equality, peace and pacifism. Now, fighting has erupted on its doorstep, and the community is struggling to stay...

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My husband died unexpectedly 6 years ago. I'm so grateful for the many holiday photos and videos I have of him.

Natalie McCarter's husband died in February 2019. Courtesy of Natalie McCarter Natalie McCarter is a 43-year-old mom to two whose husband died in February 2019. She is thankful to have so many photos ...

Dec 25Business Insidersociety

Are you leaving gig work or considering it? Fill out this survey.

Ride-hailing drivers face increased competition for earnings as well as the growth of driverless taxis. Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Images Gig workers have been facing declining earni...

Dec 28Business InsidereconomicsImpact

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

From street paramilitaries to Colombian insurgents, Venezuela is teeming with men with guns...

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The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

The American economy is tipping away from low-wage workers once again. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images The K-shaped economy has returned, with gaps widening between high and low-income American...

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I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

captionTK Milagros Costabel As someone born completely blind , I was often told I'd never get to travel the world. Getting my guide dog changed that, and in three years, we've been to over a dozen cou...

Dec 26Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Left Behind: Futurist Fetishists, Prepping and the Abandonment of Earth

Article URL: https://www.boundary2.org/2019/08/sarah-t-roberts-and-mel-hogan-left-behind-futurist-fetishists-prepping-and-the-abandonment-of-earth/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4...

Dec 29Hacker NewssocietyImpact

WATCH: The love of singing and joy this holiday season

Pierre Thomas has the story of spreading unity and acceptance through the power of song this holiday season....

Dec 25ABC NewsEntertainment

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

The rise of the AI wingman

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Daters are using AI to slide into the DMs and craft Hinge profiles. Three singles told Business Insider that they had used ChatGPT for pick-up lines, dating app bios, an...

Dec 26Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

7 people who switched careers in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s share how they knew it was time to pivot

Cliff Goldstein, left, became a hiking guide. Tim Marshburn, right, was a NASA astronaut. Courtesy of Cliff Goldstein and Tim Marshburn Seven professionals shared how they knew it was time to switch c...

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

Bluesky is not the good place

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

Rising from the ashes, a symbol of hope at the Rose Parade

The US military's annual suicide report is missing, and the Pentagon isn't offering any answers

Michael Bloomberg says young people tend to make the same mistake when choosing a job

"They Saw a Protest": Cognitive Illiberalism and the Speech-Conduct Distinction [pdf]

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

I moved to France 8 years ago. The first few months were filled with challenges and surprises &mdash; especially at work.

Caught in the crossfire of war, a community in Ethiopia keeps preaching peace

My husband died unexpectedly 6 years ago. I'm so grateful for the many holiday photos and videos I have of him.

Are you leaving gig work or considering it? Fill out this survey.

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

Left Behind: Futurist Fetishists, Prepping and the Abandonment of Earth

WATCH: The love of singing and joy this holiday season

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

The rise of the AI wingman

7 people who switched careers in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s share how they knew it was time to pivot

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

Bluesky is not the good place

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

Rising from the ashes, a symbol of hope at the Rose Parade

The US military's annual suicide report is missing, and the Pentagon isn't offering any answers

Michael Bloomberg says young people tend to make the same mistake when choosing a job

"They Saw a Protest": Cognitive Illiberalism and the Speech-Conduct Distinction [pdf]

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

I moved to France 8 years ago. The first few months were filled with challenges and surprises &mdash; especially at work.

Caught in the crossfire of war, a community in Ethiopia keeps preaching peace

My husband died unexpectedly 6 years ago. I'm so grateful for the many holiday photos and videos I have of him.

Are you leaving gig work or considering it? Fill out this survey.

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

Left Behind: Futurist Fetishists, Prepping and the Abandonment of Earth

WATCH: The love of singing and joy this holiday season

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

The rise of the AI wingman

7 people who switched careers in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s share how they knew it was time to pivot

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

I moved to France 8 years ago. The first few months were filled with challenges and surprises — especially at work.

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

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

I moved to France 8 years ago. The first few months were filled with challenges and surprises — especially at work.

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026