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The American dream is missing one key ingredient, says Harvard happiness expert: Without it, 'life is pretty grim'

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By Gili Malinsky Verified
| MSN Verified
In 2018, Alexandra Friedman moved to Seattle to start a new marketing job at Amazon. She was 36 and, despite growing up there, had to rebuild her friendships and professional network after 18 years away. It was "genuinely isolating," she says. Her story reflects a tradeoff many Americans face: Pursuing opportunity often means leaving community behind.
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The American Dream is missing one key ingredient, says Harvard happiness expert: Without it, 'life is pretty grim'

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By Gili Malinsky Verified
| Flipboard
7 hours ago LAFAYETTE, Ga. — The freedom to choose your work hours has been a game changer for many white-collar workers. Now, it has quietly become an option for some blue-collar workers as well. With U.S. manufacturers struggling to staff up, a handful are opening the doors to people who may not be seeking a …
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A major online safety bill for kids just passed the House. Here's what experts say parents need to know

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By Gili Malinsky Verified
| CNBC Verified
On Monday, the House passed the Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act, a package intended to protect minors from various dangers presented by online platforms such as social media and AI chatbots. The legislation includes measures regarding age verification, minors' access to sexually explicit material, limits on "design features that result in compulsive usage," and tools enabling parents to view the total time their child spends on a platform.
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