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Early Addition: Of Course Americans Have Been Working Even More During Pandemic
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James Ramsay
Published Sep 20, 2021
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- A new study conducted by Microsoft found that the average American workweek has gotten 10% longer since the start of the pandemic.
- Authorities believe they have found the body of missing New York woman Gabby Petito, who disappeared last month while on a vanlife trip with her fiancé, who has now gone "missing" himself.
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has a serious shot at losing his job in today's nationwide election.
- Paul Rusesabagina, the activist and former hotel manager portrayed by Don Cheadle in Hotel Rwanda, has been convicted of terrorism in Rwanda after providing financial support for a group that opposed the government.
- The Taliban posted some confounding images of its soldiers riding around a lake in colorful bird-shaped boats while holding machine guns.
- Great Britain has made the post-Brexit decision to ditch the metric system and go back to measuring things in pounds and ounces.
- Last night's Emmys gave a ton of awards to very white shows and people and zero acting awards to any Black or brown people.
- The production designers from Hacks gave the Wall Street Journal an extremely detailed breakdown of how they put together the home office in Jean Smart's character's Las Vegas megamansion.
- A woman in her 60s who speaks "perfect English" was spotted by a fisherman stranded on a rock off the coast of Croatia, but she reportedly isn't able to tell the authorities who she is, where she's from, or how she wound up on the jagged rock.
- Haruki Murakami wrote brief summaries for The New Yorker about his favorite novelty t-shirts (and included photos), and it's as delightful as you'd expect.
- And finally, this dog has poise:
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