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Here's What You Need To Know... How did a single LinkedIn message pave the way for The Facebook Files? Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz was trying to reach more sources at Facebook to learn how the company managed content during and around the 2020 election.
He tried "the old LinkedIn spamming approach to source building," as he called it in an interview. That's when reporters use the professional social network to message dozens of employees in the hopes of hearing back from one or two. And luckily for Horwitz, one of those messages stuck.
Frances Haugen was on Facebook's civic integrity team, which was dissolved in December 2020. "The day that I first heard from Frances was the day that the civic team got disbanded," Horwitz said. Here's why he says we should believe her.
This what you need to know about languishing, a mental health phenomena that impacts people worldwide Just because you're not dealing with full-blown depression, doesn't mean you're flourishing mentally. Quite the opposite. According to experts, there is a space between, and many people are experiencing that state right now. According to psychologist Corey L.M. Keyes, "languishing" is considered "[an] absence of mental health and mental illness," and symptoms are similar to burnout.
"You're just kinda stuck — and I think the reason [languishing] is getting so much attention now is because again I think the whole world is," says author Kristin Neff, who is also an authority on self-compassion.
How do you know if you're experiencing this phenomena as so many are right now? According to Chloe Carmichaael, who wrote the book Nervous Energy, "you're just… drifting through on a day-to-day type of level," and you may also notice you don't want to be around other people. Further, you may notice you're feeling a sense of numbness, or even a general experience of low self-worth. People who are languishing may skimp on self-care like hygiene, for example. And these are only a few of the telltale signs that languishing is something you may be struggling with.
But wait, aren't these symptoms the same thing as depression? According to Carmichael, "depression is a whole other beast," whereas languishing is more of a "lower-grade type of depressive feeling." Further, research suggests that the risk of experiencing "a major depressive episode" is higher for a person who has been languishing. Experts suggest five coping strategies to mitigate the impact of this issue, including: seeking help, working out, offering yourself compassion, planning a getaway, and listening to a self-development audio book.
Police detail cultish beliefs of mom charged in kids' deaths Newly released documents from the complex investigation of a woman accused of conspiring to kill her children and husband reveal sordid details of a cult-like belief system of "zombies" and "vibrations" plus a disintegrating marriage and an affair.
Documents from the Chandler Police Department in Arizona offer a detailed look at the lives of Lori and Chad Daybell via text messages, computer files, and interviews with close friends and family members.
Both are charged in Idaho with conspiracy to commit murder in the deaths of Lori's children, 7-year-old Joshua "JJ" Vallow and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan. They face the same charge in the death of Chad's previous wife, Tammy Daybell. Tammy Daybell died unexpectedly at the home in eastern Idaho that she shared with Chad Daybell and investigators became suspicious after Chad Daybell married Lori two weeks later.
As their relationship grew, so did their cult-like religious beliefs, according to investigators. Several family members and friends interviewed by detectives described them as having a strange doomsday-focused belief system, and some of the friends acknowledged adopting the beliefs as well. At times as many as 10 people were part of the loose religious group that met to pray, drive out evil spirits, and seek revelations from "beyond the spiritual veil."
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Here Are Today's Conversation Starters In Focus: Culture, Sports & Entertainment This former NBA player really didn't want the virus test... what he did next got him in trouble Apparently, the athlete was arrested upon his arrival in Hawaii because of the crime.
Apparently, Food Network couldn't come to a compromise with the star and they are going their own directions now.
Adele explains that her newest album is meant to help her son understand her divorce "I wanted to explain to him through this record, when he's in his twenties or thirties, who I am and why I voluntarily chose to dismantle his entire life in the pursuit of my own happiness," she says.
In Focus: Science, Tech & Health Scientists just found something strange... Why is Pluto's atmosphere disappearing? Pluto's atmosphere is going through a strange transformation, scientists are finding.
Moon rocks brought to Earth by Chinese mission fill key gaps in solar system history China's new moon-rock treasure trove may be a billion years younger than the material the Apollo program brought home decades ago, according to new research.
Dog DNA reveals ancient trade network connecting the Arctic to the outside world Ancient Arctic communities traded with the outside world as early as 7,000 years ago, DNA from the remains of Siberian dogs suggests.
In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy Why is the latest hiring data so dismal? Analysts had expected that 500,000 jobs would be added in September. Instead, a mere 194,000 positions opened up.
Something seems fishy: this company just recalled 5,000 pounds of lobster meat According to officials, the recall was issued over concerns about listeria.
What is a mental health beer, and where can you buy your own? If you want to sip IPA for a good cause, try out "Things We Don't Say." Some of the money spent on the brew will go toward a mental health resource center.
In Focus: Politics & World Affairs This Biden nominee failed under Obama. What makes this time different? Tsunis is well-suited to the position, but his nomination would carry political repercussions.
Biden just lifted these two sanctions, but was it the right call? The sanctions, targeting the Mammut Industrial Group (Mammut Industries) and its subsidiary Mammut Diesel, were originally imposed by the Trump administration in September 2020 as part of efforts to increase a maximum pressure campaign.
Everyone's talking about this phone call. Was it an abuse of power? Questioned by Fox News' Peter Doocy on Friday about the particular anecdote Biden shared, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said that Biden told the story to emphasize the ongoing strain on the health care system due to those who are not vaccinated.
How does this 31-year-old man survive a fall from a high-rise building? (71)
Police are denying that they found a fresh campsite as they search for fugitive Brian Laundrie
This 18-year-old faces charges for murdering his ex's new beau, and dumping the body in the desert
This U.S. Special Forces soldier is accused of murdering his pregnant wife, authorities say
Woman gets jail time after this encounter with a Yellowstone grizzly
"How many times do we have to cry out for help?" asks police chief after this road rage shooting
Taliban is facing a challenge that spells bad news for the globe
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One For The History Books On this day in 1635, Roger Williams was told he had to leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony, a punishment that would later lead to the creation of Rhode Island; the Washington Monument opened on this day in 1888; the Hoover Dam (then called the Boulder Dam) started created electricity in 1936; Sigmund Freud's daughter, Anna, died in 1982; in 2012, Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai survived an assassination attempt.
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