The New Yorker Tweeted: Mieko Kawakami’s novel “Heaven” combines the...

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Your Highlights The New Yorker @NewYorker Mieko Kawakami's novel "Heaven" combines the well-worn preoccupations of young-adult fiction with grand philosophical objectives. A Japanese Novelist's Tale of Bullying and Nietzsche In Mieko Kawakami's "Heaven," everyday dilemmas provide a forum for examining fundamental que... more newyorker.com  3  16  66 WSJ Noted. @wsjnoted To keep the customers they gained during the pandemic, food-delivery apps are expanding beyond restaurants. Forget One-Day Delivery. Uber Eats and DoorDash are Aiming for One Hour. To keep the customers they gained during the pandemic, food-delivery apps are expanding beyon... more wsj.com  1  2 KTLA @KTLA In support of the federal legalization of marijuana, Amazon on Tuesday said it will no longer test job applicants for marijuana Amazon will stop testing job applicants for marijuana, but will keep 'impairment checks' on the job Amazon said Tuesday that it will stop testing jobseekers for marijuana. The company, the seco... more ktla.com  2  10  57 BBC News (World) Retweeted BBC Breaking News @BBCBreaking Zero daily Covid deaths announced in the UK for the first time since pandemic began Covid: Zero daily deaths announced in UK for first time The latest figures come amid concern over a recent small rise in cases linked to the Indian v... more bbc.co.uk  430  2.7K  15K Real Time Economics @WSJecon Covid-19 pushed the U.S. death rate to its highest level in nearly two decades, with the U.S.'s age-adjusted mortality rate shooting up by about 16% in 2020 from the year before. Covid-19 Disrupts Years of Health Progress in U.S. Deaths from infections in 2020 ranked the highest they have been in decades, exposing and exa... more wsj.com  1  1 The Wall Street Journal @WSJ NBA stars Jrue Holiday, Andre Iguodala, Kyle Lowry and Andre Drummond are helping fund a new real-estate development, joining more than 150 Black and Latino professionals in backing the roughly $1 billion project NBA All-Stars Invest in $1 Billion Harvard Real-Estate Development Players from the L.A. Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks are among Black and Latinos funding the Bost... more wsj.com  7  18  51 See more on Twitter Help  |  Privacy  |  Reset password  |  Download app We sent this email to @nonton25. Unsubscribe Twitter International Company One Cumberland Place, Fenian Street Dublin 2, D02 AX07  IRELAND