• Fashionista noted that luxury label Monse is facing online criticism for their collab with Shein.
• Harper's Bazaar featured an essay by Amanda Nguyễn, a survivor of sexual assault who organized a runway event to highlight how little that acts of sexual violence are connected to what someone is wearing.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] looked at how remote work has led to many women effectively working two full-time jobs: managing their households and their careers.
• The New York Times [gift link] noted that as diagnoses of autism rise, Microsoft and other large companies are working to better support autistic workers.
• The Washington Post [gift link] explained how to handle social anxiety.
• Scientific American reported on new research showing a consistent decrease in unhappiness with age, a pattern driven by an increase in unhappiness among young people, both in absolute terms and relative to older people.
• SELF shared how to increase the benefits of using a walking pad.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] looked at the drawbacks of credit-card companies automatically updating your card information with companies after fraudulent charges on your card.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from Points in Case, with “Illnesses to Fake to Get Out of a Destination Wedding.”

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• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] looked at the growing popularity of multiple ear piercings among “chic professionals” and in luxury jewelry brands' ad campaigns.
• Fashionista looked at the two-year process to create Team USA's gymnastics uniforms.
• The Washington Post [gift link] reported on a proposed clothing recycling process that breaks down blended fabrics (including cotton, polyester, nylon, and spandex) using chemicals and microwaves.
• Harvard Business Review shared tips on handling the post-vacation blues at work.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] noted that in the midst of lower turnover and fewer promotions, some companies are getting creative to keep employees engaged.
• NPR talked to experts about what to do regarding toxic metals being found in popular tampon brands.
• WIRED gave tips on identifying fake Amazon reviews.
• Meanwhile, PC Mag reported that Arkansas is suing Temu for its app being “functionally malware and spyware.”
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “After 20 Years I Have Decided to Wear My Good Underwear.”

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• The Washington Post [gift link] looked at First Lady Jill Biden's Vogue cover, which it called “an unusual moment for both the magazine and Biden.”
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] noted, “Thanks to a steady stream of Reddit and TikTok rants, and new labels launched by working women, deep pockets are finally becoming more common in all categories, even evening wear.” Hooray!
• Marie Claire highlighted today's upscale successors to Claire's for getting piercings, particularly the “tailored-for-millennial-women piercer.”
• Harvard Business Review explained three research-based ways to boost your emotional intelligence.
• Inc. detailed how three Asian American women conquered the C-Suite at OpenTable.
• The New York Times [gift link] reported that Sen. Bernie Sanders has called on a government watchdog to investigate why insurance companies are still charging women for birth control.
• The New York Times [gift link] also gave tips on making sure you're happy with your wedding photos.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] explored the “Zillow therapy” of house window-shopping.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from Weekly Humorist, with “I’m Your First Sunburn of the Season, And For The Next Month I Own Your Ass.”

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• The Washington Post [gift link] reported on a study that found that dermal exposure to PFAS can lead to skin absorption. Exposure can come from beauty products like waterproof mascara and long-wear matte lipsticks and from waterproof clothing.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] offered a men's guide to looking more alert at work.
• On X, a fashion editor stated that “people are getting too reductive about synthetic fabrics, equating ‘natural' with ‘good' and ‘synthetic' with ‘bad.' Much depends on the material and how it's used.”
• Harvard Business Review explained how to improve the hiring process for disabled candidates.
• Mother Jones explored the race to understand — and profit from — period blood.
• ABC News reported on a study that found that bisexual and trans adults are more likely to face loneliness than straight and cisgender counterparts.
• WIRED provided Amazon shopping tips to more easily find quality items.
• The New York Times [gift link] looked at how some gyms are expanding to include event spaces, salons, spas, hotels, and workspaces.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “Adultz Bop: Children’s Songs Adapted to Reflect the Reality of Adulthood.”

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• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] explored how the It Bag has “metamorphosed from accessory to cultural shibboleth.”
• The Washington Post [gift link] critiqued the new Team USA uniforms, designed by Ralph Lauren.
• Harvard Business Review shared advice on dealing with a micromanaging boss.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] looked at how caring for elderly parents can affect your career.
• WIRED gave tips on how to avoid getting sick this summer.
• The Guardian shared that a new study found that artemisinin, an anti-malarial drug, may help treat polycystic ovary syndrome.
• NPR reported on a new study that projected that, as they enter their 60s, Gen Xers will see higher cancer rates than Boomers.
• Vox offered advice on vacationing with friends this summer — and handling conflict.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Hard Times, with “Scientists Confirm 97% of Millennials Programmed To Stop Where They Are and Sing Along to ‘All the Small Things.'”

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• The New York Times [gift link] looked at the frustrating issue of men's vs. women's pants sizing.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] noted the popularity of stilettos among Gen Z and women over 50.
• Harvard Business Review explained how to make interviews more accessible and inclusive for disabled people and people with different learning styles.
• The 19th reported that the Supreme Court shot down a challenge to the FDA’s approval of mifepristone, allowing the abortion pill to continue to be prescribed online.
• The 19th also reported that Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic bill to protect IVF
• Vox shared important sunscreen facts.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] highlighted travel opportunities that include decidedly educational experiences.
• Newsweek shared one woman's TikTok that may have you stepping up your Venmo-request game.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “How To Be Taken Seriously By Your Mechanic.”

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