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Corporate culture is under the microscope after the tragic death of an overworked pharmacist. Economists are eyeing your retirement plan as they search for more tax revenue. And what will happen to the royal family now that King Charles III has been cancer? |
πWelcome to (almost) Super Bowl Sunday! It's John, and there's no better way to warm up for the big game than with some of the best stories of the week from USA TODAY. |
Pharmacist's death highlights toll of workplace stress |
⚕️"I think I am having a heart attack," 41-year-old Ashleigh Anderson texted her longtime boyfriend from the CVS store in Seymour, Indiana, where she had just begun her shift as the sole pharmacist on duty. It was Sept. 10, 2021, and frontline workers were dangerously burned out from the pressures of the pandemic. Later that morning, she collapsed in the store. Read more |
What if the government abolished your 401(k)? |
πΈTwo economists with opposing ideologies recently created a stir when they argued that the federal government should do away with the 401(k) and Individual Retirement Account. Letting people shelter retirement money from taxes largely favors the rich, and Congress could use the billions in lost tax dollars to shore up the underfunded Social Security program, they said. Read more |
What will happen with Queen Camilla? |
πThe news that King Charles III has cancer has triggered legions of what-if questions. One of the most common: What will happen to Charles' wife, Queen Consort Camilla, if Charles dies and the throne passes to his eldest son William? What if Charles decides to abdicate? The answers are surprisingly nuanced. Read more |
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