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Money is by far the main reason why people drop out of college and postsecondary programs

Flexibility concerns and work conflicts came in second and third, according to a new Gallup poll

Latin Times

Democrats' Political Views Are Shifting Faster Than Republicans'

A much more liberal left is facing off with a slightly more conservative right.

Reason

Baggy pants are out and smaller sizes are flying off the shelves as Wegovy changes how Americans buy clothes

About 15.5 million people in the U.S. have used an injectable weight-loss drug, according to Gallup.

Fortune

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CEOs make nearly 200 times more than other workers and their pay hikes keep outpacing employees. It’s an ‘outrage,’ a top advisor says

More than 95% of Democrats, and two thirds of Republicans, say reducing CEO pay is an important issue.

Fortune

Share of pro-choice voters is rising: one in three say they'd only vote for one who shares their view

A new Gallup poll shows that the importance of a candidate's stance on the issue is much more important for voters than in 2020

Latin Times

Gallup Poll Shows Unhappy Workers May Hurt Global Economy

A poll by Gallup showed that negative daily emotions at the workplace can have an impact on the global GDP.

International Business Times

The workers are not alright: Most employees are quiet quitting and it's costing the global economy trillions

“Quiet quitting” is far from over.

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U.K.’s legion of missing workers and quiet quitters is costing the economy nearly $400 billion, adding to a productivity crisis it can’t seem to escape

No one wants an economy that punches below its weight when it comes to productivity as it undermines economic resilience to big shocks.

Fortune

Gen Z and millennial workers are struggling with their mental health and bad bosses are a big part of the problem

Gen Z and millennial workers face social isolation and chronic loneliness. Bad bosses are a part of the problem.

Fortune

The plight of the manager: Supervisors are the ‘linchpin’ to fixing employee engagement but they’re struggling with their own burnout

The managers aren’t alright.

Fortune

Three-quarters of Australian workers think now is a good time to change jobs. This is what managers can do better to keep them

Australian workers are more likely than those elsewhere to be planning to change jobs, with 74% reporting now is a good time to look for a new position, compared to 52% globally.

The Conversation

Police group to push for new gun laws as crime hangs over campaign - Roll Call

A new group launched to push for tougher gun laws as Biden addressed advocates and the White House touted a drop in violent crime.

Roll Call

Trust in US institutions has ‘never been lower’ – here’s why that matters

Trust is essential for a healthy, functional society. What happens when it’s lost?

The Guardian - US

Independent voters are few in number, influential in close elections – and hard for campaigns to reach

As the 2024 campaign cycle unfolds, campaign strategists, pollsters and political scientists have been closely watching independent voters.

The Conversation

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How DEI rollbacks at colleges and universities set back learning

Just four years ago, following the murder of George Floyd, almost every college and university in the U.S. had at least one diversity, equity and inclusion – or DEI – program. Many had existed long before. These programs ranged from DEI-related degrees and professional training to resources for culturally, linguistically…

The Conversation

Why is it so hard to know how many independent voters there are?

Modern U.S. politics has largely been viewed through the lens of a two-party power structure: Democrats and Republicans. However, this may be changing. Increasingly, the media, pollsters, pundits and campaigns themselves are focusing on independent voters, saying they will be crucial to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.

Top News

Third-Party Candidates' Polling Support Vs. Election Outcomes

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nears debate qualification, but historical data shows challenges for third-party candidates in US elections.

Fortune

Medicare fears grip Americans: Nearly 3 in 4 adults under 65 worry it won't be around for them

“Threats to Medicare and Social Security loom large.”

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Latin Times

Trump's mass deportation plans seem to be resonating with the electorate, including some Democrats

A report by the New York Times illustrates how public opinion has shifted over the past years, with half of the population now supporting mass deportations

Latin Times

Five things to know about as the biggest election in Mexico's history takes place

Gallup highlights unprecedented optimism for the economy among Mexicans

Axios

Work friendships fade in remote era

The new, scattered working world is disrupting one of the long-standing traditions of the workplace: making friends with colleagues.

Latin Times

Biden administration close to imposing entry caps at the border to reduce migratory flows

The measure would suspend asylum requests and automatically deny entrance to migrants after reaching a certain threshold

Latin Times

Immigration plummets in Americans' list of concerns amid increased enforcement from Biden administration

A new Gallup poll showed a nine percentage point decrease in such responses when asking what the most important problem the country faces at the moment

Latin Times

Americans' economic confidence keeps declining, with seven in ten saying things are getting worse

A new edition of a Gallup index shows a second decline in a row despite "somewhat positive economic news"

Fortune

Americans' economic pessimism contains a strange paradox: They're feeling great about their own personal finances

Americans’ confidence in their own personal finances is as strong as their pessimism about the rest of the economy.

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