The Irish Times

What’s happening with Ryanair’s paperless boarding passes?

What is Ryanair up to now? Ryanair has decided that from November 12th, it will only accept digital boarding passes at its gates. It will no longer accept paper boarding passes. The measure was ...
The Globe and Mail

I am learning to drive in my early 40s. What easy-to-drive, reliable car with some charm do you recommend?

I am a woman who is now learning to drive in her early 40s after a recent separation. What car should I opt for if I do not have a long commute to and from work (by car it is about 10-15 minutes), ...

I Tracked My Blood Sugar For Weeks – Now My 3PM Slumps Make Sense

“It can impact sleep as well, which a lot of people don’t think about, and also stress. So the way that our body responds at ...
NJ.com

Miss Manners: What exactly should I say when people ask about my ‘accent’?

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I work for a small, family-run restaurant. The owner is from Ukraine. She is fluent in English, but speaks with a notable accent. I am from the area the restaurant is located in, ...
New Scientist

Do black holes exist and, if not, what have we really been looking at?

Some things in cosmology may simply be unknowable. Why is there something rather than nothing? What lies outside the universe? What is inside a black hole? That last one has been niggling at ...
Sydney Morning Herald

I’m so overwhelmed by other people’s work I can’t take leave. What can I do?

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Each week Dr Kirstin Ferguson tackles questions on workplace, career and leadership in her advice column Got a Minute? This week: ...
The New Yorker

If A.I. Can Diagnose Patients, What Are Doctors For?

In 2017, Matthew Williams, a thirtysomething software engineer with an athletic build and a bald head, went for a long bike ride in the hills of San Francisco. Afterward, at dinner with some friends, ...
Daily Mail

Will I get fined for not having a national ID card, and what if I don't have a smartphone? How the scheme could work and the massive pitfalls it faces

A Government-issued digital identity card could be required by every adult in Britain under a 'dystopian' plan set to be announced by the Prime Minister. The 'BritCard' could be used to prove a person ...

The terrifying Ozempic ‘trick’ your slim pals are leaning on – as one doctor issues grim warning

WEIGHT loss jabs have boomed in popularity, and it seems everyone is trying to get their hands on them – even the the already ...
Daily Mail

RICHARD KAY: If Charles cuts Andrew off, I fear this is what the Duke of York will do next... and it would make Harry and Meghan's actions look tame

As members of the Royal Family walked in twos and threes into Westminster Cathedral to take their places for the funeral of the Duchess of Kent, mourners who were already seated stood up as a mark of ...
MassLive

Is Wicked cereal wicked good? I ate it so you don’t have to

The two “Wicked”-branded cereals currently on store shelves are the world’s most generic cereal puffs with a flashy coat of paint to promote the new movie. Unfortunately for me, they’re really cool ...
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My late husband left me as his 401(k) beneficiary — but now his employer is forcing me to take distributions even though I’m not ready. What do I do?

When Leslie’s husband died in late 2022, she was devastated, but grateful he had left behind a 401(k) with nearly $350,000 in retirement savings. After taking time to grieve, she contacted the ...