1. Meetings, Chats, Dates, All Are Being Recorded by Katherine Bindley;
2. Costco Cashier Feels Like A Million Bucks by Sarah Nasau;
3. Hormones Explain Why Women Feel Pain Longer by Ailen Woodward;
4. Coffee Drinking Is Linked To Heart Benefits by Andrea Peterson;
5. Some Therapists Encourage Estrangement To Help Heal by Elizabeth Bernstein;
6. Can We Kill You For Your Organs, Please? by Mary Marslander.

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$9.99 Prices Still Make Sense For Hardpressed Retailers by Natasha Khan;

The Selfie Generation Is The Baby Boomer's Mistake by Scott Atlas;

State Farm's AI Makeover Meets Resistance by Jean Ingles Sham;

The Economics Of Friendship by Ronald Frier;

The 40s. That Used To Be Old, Not Anymore. by Emma Rosenbloom.

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Merrick Schneider introduces a podcast episode from July 13, 2026, featuring a selection of articles from the Wall Street Journal;

New FDA-cleared blood tests are helping neurologists diagnose early signs of Alzheimer's, though they are not intended for healthy individuals and require professional confirmation;

Major brewers are expanding their product lines with smaller 7 to 9-ounce cans, known as "ponies," which appeal to consumers looking to moderate their alcohol intake;

The California Coastal Commission is involved in a contentious legal battle with a homeowner in Carlsbad over allegations of blocking public access to the beach and a lagoon;

Gilead Sciences and AstraZeneca have received FDA approval for new antibody-drug conjugates that offer promising treatments for triple-negative breast cancer;

The medical profession's terminology, such as "geriatric pregnancy" and "incompetent cervix," is criticized for being insensitive and poorly marketed;

A reflection on turning 70 highlights the changes in social gatherings, priorities, and health awareness as the class of '56 navigates this milestone.

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