Reading

Give Me Something To Read has compiled a list of the best longreads of 2011. via kottke.org

GQ interviews prominent menswear bloggers like Michael Williams and Lawrence Schlossman to discuss the evolution of men's style and blogging's impact on the fashion industry. via A Continuous Lean.

Mental Floss curated a list of 11 Christmas songs from well-known artists that didn't become holiday classics.

John Cassidy, in a failed experiment, argues that the UK's severe spending cuts have backfired, leading to economic stagnation and increased hardship. via The New Yorker.

The Wall Street Journal blogs about whether medical marijuana laws reduce highway deaths. via wsj.com

Readers can expect articles on a variety of related topics including the economy, markets, and companies. via wsj.com

Unabashedly Prep is a blog featuring posts on a wide range of topics, from medical cannabis and DIY HVAC tips to the impact of social media and Korean skincare.

Al Jazeera reports breaking news including the Israel-Palestine conflict, Hurricane Milton, and global protests. via Al Jazeera

The blog post explores the reasons why some individuals lack direction in life, suggesting a lack of a clear path contributes to this feeling. via wekeroad.com

Users of LessWrong found an error in a Vanity Fair article about Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.

A 125-foot dam on the White Salmon River was recently demolished, meaning the river has flowed unimpeded for the first time in 100 years.

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Esquire published a humorous article outlining scenarios where it might be acceptable to take off a wedding band. via Esquire.