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 Does anyone want to work anymore?
flipboard.com · The Features Desk
Quiet quitting. Is it really true that people have become lazy? Or is corporate America actually “quietly fleecing” employees?
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 U.S. Latino economic output would rank 5th in world GDP
NBC News · Carmen Sesin
If U.S. Latinos were an independent country, their gross domestic product would surpass the UK, India and France.
 The Laver Cup is your last chance to see tennis’ ‘Big Three’ together on the court
NPR · Jane Krosby Braden
Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will play together.
 How a 100-year-old miscalculation drained the Colorado River
Vox · Benji Jones
An epic drought in the West is drying up the river. But that’s only part of the story.
 The Space Force’s official song is here
taskandpurpose.com · Max Hauptman
The new song, years in the making, was revealed this week.
 Fall has arrived. What does that mean for your sleep?
sleepopolis.com · Heather Cherry
The season is commonly thought of as an excellent time to get more sleep, a result of cooler temperatures and less daylight.
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 Everything you need to know about being on a home renovation TV show
dwell · Marah Eakin
What interested homeowners should be prepared for, like who fronts the bill, and what happens to the furniture.
 James Cameron turns to Earth before release of new ‘Avatar’
Associated Press · Mark Kennedy
“Super/Natural,” a six-part series from National Geographic, has tapped the “Avatar” creator as executive producer.
 Here’s when all 40 new Hallmark Christmas movies will premiere
Entertainment Weekly · Dan Snierson
Several music stars will have a holiday homecoming, single moms will find love, and — try not to get too excited here — there’s a royal corgi.
 The ‘wall test’ will tell you how you view the world — How to do it in two minutes
Well+Good · Jessica Estrada
Judging by our collective fascination with Myers-Briggs and enneagrams, it’s safe to say we are keen to learn more about ourselves.
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