The Guardian looked at “latte fashion”: a preference for dressing in “coffee shades, from beige to taupe to darker browns.”
Business Insider peeked inside of the world of the “overemployed,” who typically work two or more full-time jobs at once.
Fortune (no paywall via MSN News) noted that while employers have been cutting back on some employee benefits, more are offering fertility, adoption, and/or parental leave benefits.
CNN listed the best ways to counter the harmful effects of sitting all day.
The New York Times explored the history of hormone therapy for menopause — and looked at why it isn’t offered to more women.
AP News reported that the White House has announced that Jill Biden will lead a program to improve how the government handles research into women’s health.
WIRED recommended five saving and budgeting apps to replace Mint, which Intuit is shutting down at the end of 2023.
A story to share with relatives this Thanksgiving: The Wall Street Journal explained how judo programs can help older people who are at risk of falling.
Your Laugh of the Week comes from The New Yorker, with “Netflix Categories to Peruse for the Full Length of a Movie Before Falling Asleep.”
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