Fine, let’s argue about remote work

📣 Fine, let’s argue about remote work

As companies dig their heels in on returning to the office, why not mandate workers to wear suits, suspenders and high heels too? If we’re going to be draconian about work, why not go all the way?

Joe Procopio for Inc

🛵 How well do you know global food delivery?

Trying local cuisine is a big part of travel. Test your knowledge of the world’s favorite delivery apps and most-ordered dishes. Khao so kai, anyone?

Rest of World

As startups scale, founders face pressure to delegate and step back, but Airbnb's CEO, Brian Chesky’s experience shows this approach can lead to failure. This essay takes a closer look at how “founder mode” might offer a better path than traditional management.

Paul Graham for Paul Graham

Opting out of airport facial recognition sounds easy, right? Just ask. In reality, asserting your right to privacy is tougher than it seems. Travelers, including a US senator, are facing everything from long delays to outright rejections.

Sigal Samuel for Vox

From New York's skyline to the six-foot waves of Lake Michigan, this 6,000-mile boating odyssey across America's waterways—known as “The Great Loop”—is one of unexpected storms, serene moments, and vibrant community. 

IShoshi Parks for Atlas Obscura

Our innovation lab, Plumia, is dedicated to unlocking global mobility for people born everywhere. Passport privilege is an area we’re particularly interested in, so if you have thoughts or experiences to share, please post them in the comments!