An Affordable Car Suitable for a Big Family? Good Luck.
www.wsj.com -We have six children. These days, we’re the car industry’s loneliest demographic.
National Zoo Says Its Panda Cub Is Teething, but Not Yet Walking
www.washingtonpost.com -Twelve-week-old cub gets up on three paws, but only momentarily, zoo says
Ray Dalio: China’s Ascension, U.S. Challenges Pose ‘A Very Special Moment’ for Global Market Shift
www.marketwatch.com -Ray Dalio believes global markets face a “very special moment,” with China’s capital markets on the rise and the relative investment appeal of the U.S. fading.
The USPS Lost $9 Billion. Here’s Why That Matters.
www.barrons.com -The results have implications for all U.S. logistics businesses including FedEx and United Parcel Service.
J&J and U.S. Government Earmark $1 Billion for Covid-19 Vaccine Trials
www.barrons.com -The drugmaker is looking to inoculate some 60,000 volunteers around the globe with a single dose.
Review | Maybe Go Stare at a Tree and Listen to Anna Von Hausswolff Play the Pipe Organ
www.washingtonpost.com -In overwhelming times, the Swedish composer’s pared-down sound feels larger than life.
U.S. Election Results and China Moves Bode Well for Tech, Wedbush Says
www.barrons.com -Wedbush’s Daniel Ives says a split Washington and an easing of tensions with Beijing will benefit Big Tech.
The Masters 2020: Live Updates
www.washingtonpost.com -The third round of the Masters is underway on a busy Saturday at Augusta National. Follow along for live updates.
At Lethal Depths, This Record-Setting Freediver Has Found Peace
www.washingtonpost.com -Alenka Artnik of Slovenia said she is driven to purse the extreme athletic feat by “this unlimited mental challenge to adjust to extreme circumstances.”
Pandemic Spurs Boom in Outdoor Therapy Sessions, Allowing In-Person Treatment
www.washingtonpost.com -Mental health professionals say such face-to-face talks can be a lifeline for patients with grief, depression, other issues. But such sessions could lack privacy, have other pitfalls.
MASS Design Group Is Reimagining the Spaces of Everyday Life
www.wsj.com -A firm that got its start building hospitals sees architecture as a medium for healing.
Opioid Deaths in Canada Were Falling, Then Came Coronavirus
www.wsj.com -As cities across Canada locked down, the number of overdose deaths surged, putting the country on track to lose the gains it made last year.
The Pleasure of Phasing Into Retirement
www.wsj.com -Phased retirement has meant bagging the five-day workweek and slowly replacing it with two to three days of work a week. So far, so good.
My Family Tree—and How I Found the Stories Behind the Names
www.wsj.com -Genealogical projects can be time consuming and frustrating. Here’s how to make them less so
What Older People May Be Missing in Their Exercise Workouts
www.wsj.com -As people age, they often focus on cardio. They shouldn’t forget strength training.