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→ From theatlantic.com by Alan Taylor on Oct 15, 2021

Photos of the Week: Wax Queen, Desert Blooms, Explosive Jack

The finish line of the the 125th Boston Marathon, a mock-up of Mars in Israel, giant hyperrealistic sculptures in London, valley fog in rural Maine, a Radio City Rockettes rehearsal, and much more
→ From vox.com by Luke Winkie on Oct 15, 2021

Why you need a will, explained by an estate lawyer

Not having a last will and testament can be a huge fight for families
→ From hbr.org by Rita Gunther McGrath on Oct 15, 2021

5 Questions to Build Your Company’s Capacity for Innovation

It’s a discipline that must be learned and repeated, like any other core business competency.
→ From hbr.org by Nihar Chhaya on Oct 15, 2021

You Can Stop Being a Manager Without Sinking Your Career

Sometimes you need to step back in order to move forward.
→ From theatlantic.com by Molly Jong-Fast on Oct 15, 2021

Democrats Are Ready to Send Steve Bannon to Jail

If Democrats want answers, they’ll need to enforce their subpoenas in the face of Trump allies’ defiance. They say that’s just what they plan to do.
→ From theatlantic.com by Sophie Gilbert on Oct 15, 2021

The Cursed Success of 'Succession'

In its third season, HBO’s award-winning series about the scions of a toxic media empire needs to remember the dramatic stakes that made it great.
→ From theatlantic.com by José Vadi on Oct 15, 2021

A Foothold in Fresno

Documenting one family’s journey into the middle class
→ From theatlantic.com by Brett Simpson on Oct 15, 2021

A World Without the Traffic Cop

The simplest way to reduce police violence
→ From theatlantic.com by Kate Shaw on Oct 15, 2021

The Executive-Privilege Paradox

The Biden administration isn’t going to fight Congress over January 6 documents. That’s a good thing for the presidency.
→ From slate.com on Oct 15, 2021

How a Former Gun Executive Changed His Mind and Turned on the NRA

“Guns are inherently dangerous, and just because we’re gun experts doesn’t mean that we’re immune from the bad things that guns can do.'
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