Joe Biden’s labor-climate predicament: A deep dive into the challenges at hand – The Atlantic

Joe Biden Faces Union Backlash Over Lack of Support for Well-Paid Jobs in Green Economy Joe Biden had promised to be the most pro-union president in American history, but his administration’s actions are facing criticism from one of the country’s prominent unions, the United Auto Workers (UAW). UAW President Shawn Fain recently released a scathing …

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Say Farewell to Your Worn-Out iPhone Cables: A Refreshing Upgrade Awaits

Life is full of unavoidable annoyances: aging knees, complicated tax codes, and Pete Davidson. Yet, some annoyances are deliberately imposed by corporations seeking to exploit their market power for financial gain. The iPhone cord falls into the latter category. For over a decade, Apple’s Lightning cable has been synonymous with consumer electronics. It’s both exorbitantly …

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Why Landlines are Making a Comeback: Embrace the Nostalgia

This article originally appeared in One Story to Read Today, a newsletter that features must-read articles from The Atlantic. If you’re interested, you can sign up for the newsletter here. Up until last month, I hadn’t had a landline phone at home since 2004. I viewed it as pointless, to the point where I even …

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The Ultimate Website that Keeps Visitors Hooked or Frustrated: Unveiling the Love-Hate Relationship of Surfers

Matt Warshaw still vividly remembers the shock he experienced when he noticed the camera on the flagpole. It was September 2000, ten years after he left his job as Surfing magazine editor and relocated from Southern California to the solitary waves of San Francisco’s Ocean Beach. His initial anger towards the camera and its broadcasting …

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Elon Musk’s Fearful Encounter: How Russia Surprises the Tech Titan

One evening in September 2022, a group of Ukrainian sea drones embarked on a mission in the Black Sea to target ships stationed in Russian-occupied Crimea. However, their plan faced a setback when Starlink, the satellite-communications system used by Ukraine, suddenly stopped working. Concerned about the potential consequences, people reached out to Elon Musk, the …

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Democracy’s Healing: Chemo -The Atlantic’s Insightful Perspective

Worrying about the dangers ahead is a bit like focusing on the risk that chemotherapy poses to a cancer patient’s health.Jared Bartman / The Atlantic. Source: Getty. September 6, 2023, 9:52 AM ET With four separate criminal cases moving forward against Donald Trump, the rule of law in America appears both commanding and startlingly fragile. …

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Join the Club: Experiencing Rejection from a Yale Extracurricular

Arrow Zhang arrived at Yale University with a sense of excitement and a desire to explore new interests. In high school, she had dedicated most of her free time to writing and playing the piano. However, at Yale, she envisioned herself engaging in a variety of activities ranging from finance to international relations. Unfortunately, Zhang …

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