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Why Reid Scott is drawn to "bully types"

The actor discusses embodying a late-night host, how "Veep" and "Maisel" differ and his charming film "Wildflower"

Salon

Mother who fasted son to death during Covid-19 lockdown was insane, jury finds

Olabisi Abubakar was found thin and dehydrated on a sofa bed next to the body of her son, Taiwo, in June 2020.

The Independent UK

Brendan Cooney’s emoji-filled mural on the Northwest Side is meant to make you smile

The Portage Park artist says the mural, painted in the early stages of the pandemic, was about making “something fun” and “something fun to take pictures with as well.”

Chicago Sun-Times

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Foreign Tourism to Portugal Has Best First Quarter Ever

The number of foreign tourists visiting Portugal surpassed 2.8 million from January through March, making it the best first quarter on record despite high global inflation and interest rates, data from the National Statistics Institute (INE) showed on Friday. Measuring only foreigners staying in Portuguese hotels, the number by far…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Brits feel just as "holiday deprived" now as they did at the start of pandemic

Financial worries and work schedules are some of the reasons Brits are feeling more "vacation deprived", research finds

Daily Mirror

Pandemic exposed systemic ageism in society, says head of new centre on ageing

Many seniors faced discrimination and a lack of sympathy, Professor Paul Townsend said.

The Independent UK

Mental health of young people in Perth and Kinross reaching 'crisis point' following Covid pandemic impact

Perth and Kinross Council has revealed that individuals still suffering from emotional harm, drug use and suicidal thoughts has led to more being taken into care

Daily Record

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Hong Kong's economy is recovering, but its freedoms are not

It's a city of two tales: After years of protest, crackdown and pandemic restrictions, Hong Kong is returning to normal — or is it

The Independent UK

Prisoners hospitalised after taking homemade drugs in Dublin prison

Three of them were taken to hospital where one remains gravely ill, and the Irish Prison Service says drug use has soared once more following the pandemic

Dublin Live

With the COVID crisis easing, is the National Cabinet still fit for purpose?

Australian political leaders are good crisis managers. The establishment of the National Cabinet in March 2020, which brought together the prime minister, state premiers and territory chief ministers to coordinate the national response to the COVID pandemic, played into this strength.

The Conversation

More CEOs are vacating the corner office as disruption continues

CEOs are passing the torch after guiding their companies through the pandemic and other crises.

Fortune

Empty Scottish retail units 'a fifth higher than pre-pandemic'

Scottish vacancy rate remains around 15% for the fourth consecutive quarter

Insider UK

Post-pandemic work in the public sector: A new way forward or a return to the past?

Three years after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic in March 2020, many public health restrictions have been lifted and organizations are requiring workers to return to the office.

The Conversation

Pros, cons of Thai education

As the Covid-19 pandemic begins to ease, the number of international students looking to study in Thailand's higher education institutions is starting to rise.

Bangkok Post

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Kiplinger

Demand for Vacation Homes Down 50% from Pre-Pandemic Levels

Between high mortgages and return-to-office plans, there's less interest in vacation homes, a new report says.

The Independent UK

Pandemic sent high school sex to new low, survey finds

The first years of the COVID-19 pandemic saw a huge decline in high school students having sex

The Independent UK

Chopin museum reopens in Warsaw with new original exhibits

A baroque Warsaw mansion hosting a museum dedicated to Polish pianist and composer Frederic Chopin reopens this week after months of renovations spurred by the pandemic

WEKU

The U.S. unveils plan to discourage border crossings when pandemic restrictions lift

The Biden administration's efforts will include new immigration processing centers in Latin America and other measures to discourage illegal border crossings.

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The Independent UK

Rainn Wilson shares idea for The Office US reunion episode

‘If we had pandemic episodes, that would’ve been amazing,’ actor said

The Conversation

We need to discuss what jobs robots should do, before the decision is made for us

The social separation imposed by the pandemic led us to rely on technology to an extent we might never have imagined – from Teams and Zoom to online banking and vaccine status apps.

Total Film

The Office's Rainn Wilson has an idea for a reunion episode

Hint: it would have been set during the pandemic

Cycling Weekly

UK cycling 11% above pre-pandemic level, government data shows

New government data reveals the amount of riding on the roads remains up on 2019

Fortune

America's pandemic preparedness plan 'failed in the first week' of COVID, former White House advisor Deborah Birx says. As for the next pandemic: 'We're not ready'

The country is unprepared for the next pandemic—perhaps even less prepared than it was on the eve of COVID-19, Trump-era White House COVID response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx said Wednesday.

The Guardian - US

‘More than half of my paycheck goes to rent’: young US doctors push to unionize

Problems in the healthcare system, highlighted by the Covid-19 pandemic, have forced a rethink of the struggles doctors face

The Independent UK

Take Our Kids to Work Day turns 30, hopes donations rebound

The children of employees at Michigan State University can see what its like to staff a dairy farm, work in sports or plant a tree at the school’s first in-person Take Our Kids to Work Day on Thursday since the pandemic began

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