Zuckerberg Hospital Doesn’t Want to Be Friends With Local Insurers
Today’s News Roundup will focus on a single story: what’s going on with the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital?
Do You Want to Discuss the Millennial Burnout Piece?
If you didn’t get a chance to read Anne Helen Petersen’s How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation, well… it kinda went viral this weekend.
You Need to Read This Essay About a Cryptocurrency Cruise
I’m tossing in an extra must-read longread today because this is SO GOOD.
Will it Pay in Omaha?
The Washington Post profiles two Omaha residents as they attend a job-training program, prepare for interviews, and attempt to find work.
Poverty, From a Paramedic’s Perspective
Here’s another essay that’ll stick with you: Elizabeth Rosen’s “A Real Emergency,” at Hazlitt.
On Delivering for Amazon Flex
Today’s must-read essay comes from Alana Semuels, at The Atlantic.
What If a Group of People Created Their Own Lottery?
The New Statesman profiles Reddit’s Millionaire Makers.
How One Man Helped Bring Down a Debt Collection Scam
Using techniques he developed as a copier salesman.
The Costs of Surrogacy
The story ends happily—but there are a lot of unexpected costs and complications in between.