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California’s proposed billionaire wealth tax could fund healthcare, but questions remain about revenue, spending oversight and long-term financial stability. The post California’s Billionaire Tax Promises Healthcare Relief. The Fine Print Is Murkier. appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Returning to work after a serious illness or injury can be challenging, especially when you rely on long-term disability (LTD) benefits for financial support. You may feel capable of working a few hours each week but remain unable to handle a full-time schedule. This raises an important question: Can you work part-time without losing… The post Can You Work Part-Time While Receiving Long-Term Disa…

Like most states, New York doesn’t have any enforceable heat protections for outdoor workers. The post ‘I Got Scared to See My Coworker Like That’: New York Farmworkers Labor Through Extreme Heat appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Reverse face search tools compared: what they do well, where they fall short, and how to pick the right one. PimEyes is probably the first name that comes to mind when people talk about face search engines. It earned that reputation by making it easy to upload a photo and see where a face… The post 7 Best PimEyes Alternatives in 2026 appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Not having Facebook or Instagram is a red flag for me. The post Unpopular Opinion: I Would Never Date a Guy Who Doesn’t Have Social Media appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Divorce changes more than a family’s living arrangements. For children, it can reshape their daily routines, relationships, and sense of security. Even when parents believe separation is the healthiest decision, children may struggle to understand what it means for their future. Some children become withdrawn. Others express frustration, worry about losing contact with a… The post How Divorce Aff…

California is weighing new marine protections that could safeguard vital coastal habitats, help restore marine life, and give Tribes a greater role in ocean stewardship. The post A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity for California’s Ocean appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— At some point the phone call changes. It used to be your father asking how work was going. Now it is you asking whether he took his pills, whether the walk to the mailbox is getting harder, whether it might be time to sell the house in Arizona and move somewhere near you and… The post Moving Mom or Dad Closer? Don’t Forget the Car appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Marvels final chapter in the ‘WANDAVISION’ ‘VISIONQUEST’ pits a Berkeley professor’s apathy against a ghost’s isolation, the series proves that the intellectual navel gazing is completely irrelevant once lives are on the line. The post Fifty-Fifty Gods: Why Vision Quest Destroys the Paradigm of the Passive Intellectual appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Make delicious air fryer paneer with a golden, crispy exterior and tender center for an easy vegetarian snack or appetizer. The post Recipe for Air Fryer Paneer appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Apartment moves succeed or stall on details most house moves never face: freight elevator reservations, a loading dock that closes at 4 p.m., a stair landing that refuses to turn a queen box spring. When buildings add requirements like a certificate of insurance, floor protection, and quiet-hour windows, good intentions aren’t enough. The best… The post How to Plan an Apartment Move Around Elevat…

Think about the language we use. The post I Remember the Exact Moment I Stopped Believing in Soulmates appeared first on The Good Men Project .

In a new book, Professor Eric So explores how the technology affects our thinking skills. The post Q&A: The “Collision” Between AI, Your Brain, and Society appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Real journalists are losing their jobs while money flows into pay-for-play social media. We need a publicly funded alternative. The post Want to Save Democracy? Save Journalism. appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Replacing a furnace, air conditioner, or heat pump feels like the big decision, but the equipment is only half the story. In most homes, ductwork size and resistance to airflow determine whether that new system will actually heat and cool evenly, run quietly, and live a long service life. If the ducts are undersized… The post Airflow First: How Duct Size and Static Pressure Decide Comfort in an H…