Work life in balance — Is hybrid work the worst of both worlds? — Evidence is piling up that it might not be [The Economist]
This Ukrainian hacker is spreading chaos in Russia [1843 magazine]
How to Stop Overthinking and Start Trusting Your Gut [Harvard Business Review]
Workcations: The travel trend mixing work and play [BBC Worklife]
Japan PM Kishida told South Korea's Yoon good bilateral relations are essential [Reuters]
ISIL confirms leader killed in US raid in Syria [AL-Jazeera News]
Did George Washington Have an Enslaved Son? [The New Yorker]
Why keeping the power on is crucial for Ukraine’s nuclear power plants [The Verge]
The House vote on a Russian oil ban underscores how much support it has [Vox]
6 technologists discuss how no-code tools are changing software development [TechCrunch]
How Ukraine could keep the lights on as Russia attacks its power supplies — The nation is pushing to rapidly integrate its grid with the European Union, to keep electricity flowing if other major plants are taken down. [MIT Technology Review]
Biden tells DNC that they must deliver their economic message with 'confidence, clarity, conviction and repetition' to protect their majority in the midterms [Insider]
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with President Egils Levits in Riga at the start of a visit to Latvia. They discussed Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, its humanitarian impact and the implications for Euro-Atlantic security. — The Secretary General also visited #NATO’s Canadian-led multinational battlegroup at Camp Ādaži, together with Latvian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Spanish President Pedro Sánchez [Linkedin] #NATO
‘Freedom dumplings’: the chefs cooking in solidarity with Ukraine [The Guardian]
Why New York Needs a Covid Memorial [The New York Times]
Bernie Sanders Slams Billionaire 'Baseball Oligarchs' Following MLB Deal [Huffington Post]
Russia’s Economic Blackout Will Change the World [The Atlantic]
Why It’s Important To Debate Foreign Policy Even In Times Of Conflict [FiveThirtyEight]
They left one war and wound up in another: Yemenis, Afghans and Syrians flee Ukraine [The Washington Post]
Une enquêtrice belge avait prévenu la cour d’assises spéciales de Paris, lundi 7 mars : il n’a pas été possible de déterminer la provenance des six kalachnikovs utilisées par les terroristes pour semer la mort dans le Bataclan et sur les terrasses parisiennes. Restent des hypothèses. [Le Monde] #13Novembre2015
'Severance' sneak peek: An exclusive glimpse at Season 1, Episode 5 [Mashable]
Eye-Tracking Tech Is Another Reason the Metaverse Will Suck [Motherboard, Tech by VICE]
“JAN 6TH IS GONNA BE CRAZY. … LOL”: DHS OFFICIALS EXPECTED VIOLENCE AT THE CAPITOL, KEPT IT TO THEMSELVES — A new report from the DHS Office of Inspector General documents intelligence officials joking about Democrats being hanged. [The Intercept_]
11 years into Syria's civil war, this is what everyday life looks like [National Geographic]
Therapy dogs can help relieve pain in the ER [NPR]

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