Weekly News Update, 7.10.26

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  • Allure spoke to Lorreta Rocha, one of Cabo Verde's braiders at the World Cup, who are behind the players' intricate hairstyles.
  • Harvard Business Review shared data about how men and women experience leadership. For one, in a survey, 35% of men said that women are judged more critically in executive roles, while 90% of women agreed.
  • The New York Times [gift link] spoke to people in San Francisco who say that typical $180,000 tech salaries are no longer enough, as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare to go public.
  • The New York Times [gift link] also focused on treatment alternatives for women who are unable to use hormonal replacement therapy during perimenopause/menopause.
  • The 19th asked the key question, “Why is gynecology still using a Civil War-era tool?” and highlighted a new device that could lessen patients' pain during, for example, IUD insertion.
  • ProPublica reported that the Trump administration is planning to weaken the main protection workers have over their 401(k)s — the right to hold an employer accountable when retirement savings are mishandled.
  • The Wall Street Journal [gift link] explained how some older IKEA designs are becoming highly sought after on the secondhand market.
  • NPR listed seven creative ways to turn your leftovers into a new meal.
  • Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Belladonna, with “My Last Will And Testament In The Event I Am Murdered, As It Applies To My Life Rights.”

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