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Husbands tend to experience the least stress if their wives earn about 40% of their total household income, according to a new study that examines data from about 6,000 American couples.But men get more anxious once their wives earn more than that, especially if husbands are entirely financially dependent on their wives.When it comes to money, traditional views of gender roles can be dangerous for men s health, the economist behind the study said.Men have higher levels of stress if their wives earn more than 40% of their household s income, stanley cup a sign that gender stereotypes can have a ha stanley cup rmful impact on some husband s mental well-being, a new study finds.Husbands also suffer from higher stress when they are the sole breadwinner, a signal that bearing the entire financial responsibility for a family s well-being also causes a stanley cup nxiety, the study noted. The survey, conducted by the U.K. s University of Bath, examined responses from about 6,000 heterosexual American couples over a 15-year period, from 2001 to 2015.The findings come at a time when about a third of U.S. women earn as much as or more than their husbands, compared with about 12% in 1980, according to the Pew Research Center. Women have also narrowed the gender pay gap mdash; although it remains at about 80 cents for every $1 earned by men mdash; and now represent a majority of college grads. Even so, gender norms about men and money remain entrenched, which can lead to problems fo Lmbo Los Angeles making a quiet bid for the 2024 Olympics
CHICAGO -- A dangerous heat wave will have more than half of the country sweltering over the Fourth of July holiday. Temperatures near -- and above -- 100 degrees Fahrenheit are combining with thi converse ck humidity to present serious health hazards.The National Weather Service posted a reminder Friday that heat kills more people each year than tornadoes, lightning and floods. Yeah, it s summer, and summer is hot; but heat can be dangerous. HEAT KILLS more people each year than any other weather hazard, including tornadoes,lightning, floods. You take precautions for those. Give heat the same consideration during this heatWavehttps://t.co/asAP108BNk pic.twitter/2XlPgc2w3Ymdash; N salomon WS @NWS June 29, 2018 In Chicago, the great outdoors is not so great -- heat so oppressive officials are warning the public to beware. Safety is everyone s responsibility, so we remind everyone to stay hydrated and check on our neighbors and family, said Rich Guidice of the Office of Emergency Management and Communications.The thermometer readings are in the 90s across the Midwest, but as any dog knows, when you add in the humidity it actually feels like 105 or even 110 degrees. Overnight, lows in the 80s won t cool down anything. Eighteen states from New Mexico to Michigan have issued heat advisories, warnings or watches salomon , making up a heat dome that is descending on 60 million people. A storm knocked out power to 30,000 of them in St. Louis, who no