Stories About Life, Tech & Insurance

An insider account of how a tech company joined the #OddlySatisfying community, thanks to outside-the-box ideas (and many gallons of pink paint).

There’s nothing wrong with a cat called Billy or a dog called Fluffy. But some of your furry friends answer to much more unconventional names.  

Puerto Rican photographer Ruben Natal-San Miguel uses his camera to capture what’s delightful, unexpected, and heroic about the city.

You love your cat or dog. So don’t settle for inferior pet portraits—take a cue from the pros. 

In a must-read graphic novel, Jason Adam Katzenstein approaches mental illness with confidence, charm, and a serious sense of humor. 

In the midst of a global pandemic—and the resurgence of Black Lives Matter protests—this year’s Pride is innovative, introspective, and energized.

Team-reading the news with an enthusiastic and diverse group is a great way to escape your own echo chamber.

Trying to understand a legacy of systemic racism and police brutality? Here are some resources to get started, from voices we trust.

It may seem insensitive to joke about a disaster, but it can actually be a way to cope and heal.

With 3D-printed face masks and $2,000 ventilators, these brands are doing it right.

Here’s some tried and true parenting hacks that can make the difference between a good day and an awful one.

The more people who complete social science surveys, the faster the world can heal from COVID-19.

In a time of good news, bad news, and fake news, how can we stay on top of information and our self-care at the same time?

Blond wigs, weird bots, and ad fails: The behind-the-scenes secrets and stats of 2019 at Lemonade.

Employees don’t simply work to be paid, so organizations shouldn’t treat them like they do.