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 Raise taxes on the rich or cut them? Harris and Trump differ on U.S. economy
Associated Press · Josh Boak
The candidates have different ways of trying to help the middle class.
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 This boss vowed to help his workers with child care. It hasn’t been easy
NPR · Andrea Hsu
It was during the height of the pandemic that Sachin Shivaram realized the depth of his employees’ struggles with child care.
 Do smartphones disrupt the school day? Two schools take different approaches
CBS News · Meg Oliver, Alicia Hastey
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is the latest leader to issue an executive order regarding phones in schools.
 New car owners are finding cool tech to be really annoying
TheStreet · James Ochoa
Study finds that gadgets that looked cool in the catalog aren’t that cool in real life.
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 Paris 2024 Paralympics: All the biggest moments you may have missed
Harper’s BAZAAR · Maya Ernest
From historic victories to surprise cameos, here are all the highlights from the Summer Games.
 Colossal stone monument shows neolithic engineers understood science
Smithsonian Magazine · Margherita Bassi
A recent study of the Menga dolmen in Spain reveals complex construction techniques used roughly 6,000 years ago.
 Prenup panic: J.Lo, Ben Affleck’s split highlights cost of skipping legal prep
Salon · Zina Kumok
Protecting your finances isn’t exactly romantic, but it’s necessary — especially if you’re filthy rich.
 Why Jackie Kennedy went to war with Elizabeth Arden
Town and Country · Stacy A. Cordery
An excerpt from a new book tells the story of how the beauty empress found herself in the middle of two warring First Ladies.
 Potatoes are good for you — but they get a bad rap
yahoo.com · Edwina Clark
Why spuds are healthier than you think.
 The fall foliage town that banned influencers
BBC Travel · Suzanne Podhaizer
As hordes of photographers began descending on a small, rural community to capture its vibrant autumnal colors, local residents have been fighting back.
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