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Allure looked at how you may be “over-repairing” your skin barrier — using too many items like hydrating serums, peptide serums, and moisturizers.
Harvard Business Review noted that — surprise! — new research on workplace abuse has found that reports made by women are less likely to be taken seriously than men’s identical ones.
Fast Company looked at the drawbacks of the “Let Them” strategy, i.e., letting people be who they are rather than trying to change them.
WalletHub ranked the states according to residents’ income, from Virginia to West Virginia.
The New York Times [gift link] shared an opinion piece exploring the connection between a record low birth rate (in 2023) and higher expectations for parenting, including by parents’ adult children.
The Washington Post [gift link] gave advice on making one friend a year.
The Guardian wondered about the consequences of tracking so many things about your life.
The Wall Street Journal has recently had articles about removing your private data from the web and what to do after a data breach [gift links].
Your Laugh of the Week comes from Points in Case, with “Introducing the ‘Choose Your Most Important Body Part’ Health Insurance Plan.”
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