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 Why are U.S. workers so bad at taking time off?
Grid · Anna Deen
U.S. companies are stingy with vacation time when compared with other countries. But U.S. workers can’t seem to leave work at work anyway.
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 Russia’s conspiracy-theory factory is swaying a brand-new audience
Bloomberg · Clara Ferreira Marques
RT is banned in the US and Europe — but winning friends in other parts of the world.
 Are you better off working from home? Here’s what the science says
sciencefocus.com · Dean Burnett
More than two years ago, many of us started working from home at least some of the time.
 How climate change is reshaping the world’s most beloved wine regions
Fortune · Hollie Stephens
Changing climate could mean faster ripening fruit and different tasting wines.
 The 25-year-old Uber driver bidding to become first Gen Z member of Congress
Guardian US · Andrew Lawrence
Maxwell Alejandro Frost still drives a taxi to make ends meet. Can he now make history?
 Why Brendan Fraser’s comeback story is both warming hearts and raising ire
NPR · Jaclyn Diaz
“The Whale,” a new film in which Fraser stars, premiered at the Venice Film Festival Sunday night to a six-minute standing ovation.
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 NFL team previews 2022: Predictions, power rankings and more
ESPN · ESPN NFL reporters and analysts
The 2022 NFL season kicks off Thursday night, when the reigning Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams host the Buffalo Bills.
 You’re underestimating kindness
Lifehacker · Rachel Fairbank
As a recent study shows, people consistently underestimate the impact of their kindness on others.
 Albums are too damn long nowadays
levelman.com · Andreas Hale
The Game’s latest work clocks in at 30 songs — an hour and 55 damn minutes.
 ‘Goodnight Moon’: 75 years in the great green room
csmonitor.com · Harry Bruinius
Millions of families have found everyday joy by reading Margaret Wise Brown’s classic book.
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