What’s next for Brittney Griner?
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 What’s next for Brittney Griner after 9-year prison sentence in Russia? flipboard.com · CBS News Russia said Friday it was “ready to discuss” a prisoner swap with Washington at the presidential level, a day after the conviction of the WNBA star.  |
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 How the Senate climate bill could save lives grist.org · Joseph Winters The Inflation Reduction Act could prevent up to 3,894 premature deaths per year by 2030, largely by cutting air pollution.  What are burn pits and why were they central to a Senate showdown? theweek.com · Grayson Quay The passage of this bill was surprisingly controversial.  A stranger filmed her on the train. TikTok decided she had monkeypox. The New York Times · Madison Malone Kircher With little government guidance on a fast-spreading virus, a new form of social-media vigilantism has emerged.  Scientists don’t know why Earth’s days are getting longer theconversation.com · Matt King and Christopher Watson Is it climate change, the “Chandler wobble,” or tidal effects? And do we need a negative leap second?  Alexa could diagnose Alzheimer’s, but should it? Inverse · Joanna Thompson Digital personal assistants could be equipped to diagnose cognitive issues using speech, though the ethics are debatable. |
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 How to create a realistic virtual child (and why you might want to) sciencefocus.com · Dr Julia Shaw Criminal psychologists and computer scientists are using virtual avatars to train people how to interview vulnerable children.  Playful pups might be smarter than other dogs NBC News · Linda Carroll Canine brainboxes enjoy playing with toys and retrieving objects.  Inside Bad Bunny’s concert as an ASL interpreter billboard.com · Jessica Roiz “There’s a misconception that deaf or hard-of-hearing people don’t listen to music and that’s not true,” says sign language interpreter Celimar Rivera.  Jennifer Coolidge’s white-hot comeback Variety · Daniel D’Addario Hollywood didn’t get her, then she landed the role of a lifetime. |
