Matt Visor, White House bureau chief for The Washington Post, and Emily Stewart, Senior correspondent at Business Insider, dive into the controversial renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. They discuss the origins of this shift from a joke to a political reality, exploring its cultural implications and corporate reactions. The conversation also sheds light on the anxiety businesses face amid political upheaval, particularly regarding diversity initiatives, and the backlash against companies for their stances on social issues.

Tobias Burns, an economics reporter at The Hill, discusses how the economy affects urban areas. David Oliver from USA Today shares insights on a new longevity program at Canyon Ranch, while Emily Stewart from Business Insider addresses the paradoxes faced by successful restaurants. Sports writer Dan Wolkin explores the implications of fines for college athletes' discipline, and Emily Peck of Axios Markets delves into the issue of workplace loneliness, revealing its prevalence in both remote and in-office settings.

Join Emily Stewart, Senior Correspondent for Business Insider, as she discusses Gen Z's newfound assertion in taking sick days. Malissa Clark, a workplace psychology expert, explores how this trend reflects a culture shift emphasizing mental health. Adam Leibow, editor of Calling in Sick Magazine, shares anecdotes that highlight these generational differences. The conversation reveals how the pandemic has reshaped attitudes towards work-life balance and the importance of establishing boundaries when it comes to well-being.