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Now Come the Layoffs Reported job cuts come at an awkward time for Intel, given that the company lobbied heavily for the subsidies in the CHIPS Act. [Business](/section/business/) ### Using Someone Else's Netflix Password? A Crackdown Is Coming in 'Early 2023' Netflix will officially start charging for password sharing in early 2023\. Here's what that means for users. ### Climate [Climate](/section/climate/) ### The Selfish Case for Climate Justice It may take hearing about the threats to our own self-interest that makes leaders in wealthy countries pay up. [Climate](/section/climate/) ### ‘Loss and Damages’ Will Be a Huge Focus of COP27\. Here’s What That Means With the mounting toll of climate disaster in vulnerable countries, the pressure is growing for polluters to support loss-and-damage funds. [Climate](/section/climate/) ### The Fight to Save Ecuador’s Sacred River A court case will test whether Indigenous communities will have their voices heard in the green energy transition. [Climate](/section/climate/) ### Crustacean Decimation Due to Climate-Change-Driven Cannibalization Alaska's snow crab collapse was likely caused by climate change, and cannibalism. ### Entertainment [Entertainment](/section/entertainment/) ### What to Know About Kanye West's Anti-Semitic Remarks—and the Companies That Have Cut Ties Kanye West's problematic remarks have caused him to be dropped from multiple brands. [Entertainment](/section/entertainment/) ### Elizabeth Banks Plays a Suburban Mom Who Finds Her Purpose in the Abortion Drama _Call Jane_ Even though the movie, which stars Elizabeth Banks, takes its subject matter seriously, it refuses to grind the audience down with grim admonishments ### Health [Health](/section/health/) ### How to Be Ambitious Without Sacrificing Your Mental Health The key is to harness ambition for a goal that serves your well-being. ### Ideas [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### Here's How to Actually Make Rich Countries Pay For Their Climate Impact Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has a proposal for how to fix the climate gap between the Global North and South. [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### I Lost My Home to Climate Change. I'm Fighting So Others Won't Extreme flooding forced my family to leave our farm when I was 10\. Now I'm a climate activist so others don't face the same struggle. [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### Egypt Isn't Qualified to Host COP27 Egypt's obstruction of environmental activism will be under the microscope as it hosts the 2022 U.N. climate conference. [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### America's Forgotten Revolutionary Hero Finally Gets His Due American Revolutionary hero Samuel Adams has been overlooked. Stacy Schiff's new biography will change that. [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### There Is a Painless Way to Fix Inflation The Federal Reserve's moves to keep raising interest rates is going to lead to disaster. There is a better way. [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### Macron Faces a Serious Political Struggle in France Ian Bremmer on the domestic political struggle for French President Emmanuel Macron [Ideas](/section/ideas/) ### 'Why Aren't We All Bacteria?' Siddhartha Mukherjee Explores the Power of Cells Pulitzer Prize-winning author and doctor Siddhartha Mukherjee on the power of cells and how they shape us ### Politics [Politics](/section/politics/) ### Are the Polls Trash? Maybe. Are You Over-Reading Them? Definitely Polls have given Democrats too much of a leg up in recent cycles. And there may be more garbage data in the stream. [Politics](/section/politics/) ### The Pennsylvania Senate Race Tests the Vibes Theory of Politics If Fetterman wins despite the debate disaster and political headwinds buffering Democrats, it will validate his theory of political vibes [Politics](/section/politics/) ### How Kari Lake Went From Local Anchor to New Face of the MAGA Right Critics of the candidate for Arizona governor say she's a threat to democracy. She says that's BS. “I will certify the 2024 election." [Politics](/section/politics/) ### Everything You Need to Know About Voting in the 2022 Midterm Elections Here's everything you need to know before you cast your ballot ### Science [Science](/section/science/) ### Speaking From Orbit, the First Native-American Woman in Space Reflects on Earth's Fragility Nicole Mann gives her first interview from the International Space Station ### U.S. [U.S.](/section/us/) ### Students Jumped Out of Windows to Escape Shooting at St. Louis High School. The Latest One student told KMOV-TV that she and her classmates jumped out of a fourth floor window and were caught by officers. [U.S.](/section/us/) ### What's Next in the Fight Over Student Loan Forgiveness Legal experts are skeptical that current challenges will ultimately prevail in court—but it only takes one victory to throw a wrench in the student loan forgiveness program ### World [World](/section/world/) ### Rishi Sunak Is Britain’s New Prime Minister. 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