Taken too soon: why so many Americans die young

Daniel Knowles, The Economist's American Midwest correspondent, sheds light on alarming mortality rates in America, attributing them to factors beyond drugs and guns. He highlights the opioid crisis in places like Hazard, Kentucky, emphasizing the need for policy changes. Oliver Morton, Briefings Editor, discusses the potential collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, warning of dire consequences. They also share amusing tips on business travel etiquette, showing that even serious discussions can have a lighter side.