Work You Know I Love You, Four Days A Week
Published on 02/24/2023A trial of a four-day workweek in Britain, billed as the world’s largest, has found that an overwhelming majority of the 61 companies that participated from June to December will keep going with the shorter hours and that most employees were less stressed and had better work-life balance.
Amazon: Andy Says Go Back To Work
Published on 02/23/2023Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has demanded that the majority of the company's 300,000 corporate workforce return to the office, spending at least three days on-site each week.
Now Elon Musk Is Pulling a Costco
Published on 02/22/2023First Costo, and now Elon. It seems that everyone is trying to get a bite of that “let’s make real-estate REAL close to work for our workers” pie.
The Supreme Court and Internet Liability
Published on 02/21/2023The tech industry is facing criticism from the left for not doing enough to remove harmful content from the internet and from the right for censoring conservative speech. Now, the high court is poised to take its first hard look at online legal protections.
It's Hard Out There For the Kids
Published on 02/17/2023Unlike some other countries that mass produce products for their nation and internationally, America does have fairly strict child labor laws. So, of course, if there are reports of child labor abuse they are taken pretty seriously.
Maybe no Death Cap for Cutie
Published on 02/17/2023We promise this is the last fungus related article for a moment, but we thought it was worth pointing out how small-scale evolution for one species of mushroom has changed the way that it reproduces and spreads.
The Sky is Falling, Brought Down by Murica!
Published on 02/17/2023The downing of four aerial devices by U.S. warplanes has touched off rampant misinformation about the objects, their origin and their purpose, showing how complicated world events and a lack of information can quickly create the perfect conditions for unchecked conjecture and misinformation.
The Earthquakes and Twitter API
Published on 02/16/2023Thousands of volunteer software developers have been utilizing a crucial Twitter tool to search the platform for calls for help from people trapped in collapsed buildings, among other things, in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. However, they may soon lose access unless they pay Twitter a monthly fee of at least $100.
Wyoming Said No EVs
Published on 02/15/2023Wyoming is having none of this seemingly greener options mess and has decided to try to ban the sale of new electric vehicles in the state by 2035.
Fungi: More Than Food
Published on 02/13/2023If it’s not one thing to worry about it’s something else. This time the infection isn’t COVID, but something that is hopefully going to be more controllable since it isn’t viral.
Bizarre Thefts Lead to Goonies House and Fish
Published on 02/11/2023A Canadian man, Jericho Wolf Labonte, was arrested in Seaside, Oregon after a series of unusual events along the Pacific Northwest coast.
Lead is Bad for the Environment, Think Before You Shoot
Published on 02/10/2023The bald eagle, symbol of America, is currently being killed by the most stereotypical American thing: lead poisoning from eating bullets.