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‘An awkward truth about American work’ Lora Kelley at The Atlantic Moments of “cultural change present openings for cons,” as “early in the pandemic, the number of multi-level-marketing schemes (or MLMs) exploded,” says Lora Kelley. MLMs “promised a kind of […]

‘We can and should make it easier for everyone to become an organ donor’ David Fleming at USA Today There is “something extraordinary we can all do to help: register our decision to be an organ, eye and tissue donor,”

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has released the first major report for his “Make America Healthy Again” platform, and it has provided some insight into where he wants to focus the agency. But not everyone agrees

Summer is one of the busiest travel times of the year, but some people who have upcoming itineraries in Japan may be rethinking their plans. The reason: a Japanese comic book, or manga, that warns of a devastating natural disaster

NFL owners are holding a two-day meeting beginning today to discuss the ins and outs of professional football, and one of the most well-known plays will be on the agenda: the “tush push.” The play, in which several offensive players

President Donald Trump has been at the center of ethics concerns going all the way back to his 2016 candidacy, largely as a result of his strong business ties that critics say could represent significant conflicts of interest. These conflicts,

With the Trump administration continuing to target migrants, one unexpected industry has been thrust into the spotlight given its visa-heavy workforce: horse racing. A large percentage of the people who work on America’s horse racing tracks are migrants and the

Consumers are already feeling the pinch at the checkout aisle with high prices. Now, a recent investigation into Kroger alleges the grocery giant has been overcharging customers. The investigation into Kroger stores in multiple states reveals an alleged systemic problem,

‘The enduring fantasy of porn’s harmlessness’ Christine Emba at The New York Times There are “consequences for members of Gen Z, in particular, the first to grow up alongside unlimited and always accessible porn,” says Christine Emba. Criticizing porn “goes

‘Hollywood doesn’t need tariffs. It needs investment’ Felipe Patterson at Newsweek Trump’s tariffs “won’t revive the film industry, they’ll hasten its downfall,” says Felipe Patterson. Hollywood “isn’t just an American enterprise anymore.” It’s an “intricate, interdependent ecosystem that thrives on