Book bans reach all-time high in U.S
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 Book banning in U.S. schools has reached an all-time high Grid · Christian Thorsberg What this means, and how we got here.  |
 Quiet quitting, firing, even dumping: Is it all passive aggressive? Fortune · Ashley Lutz Opinion: Some experts warn that the passive-aggressive tendency to be “quiet” is hurting our careers and relationships.  Is it fair to forgive student loans? NPR · Scott Horsley Examining three of the arguments of a heated debate.  Most iconic moments in U.S. Open history nbcnewyork.com · Kristen Conti As the annual tennis tournament begins, we recap historical highlights. 1952 Mickey Mantle card sells for $12.6 million, shattering records Yahoo! Sports · Chris Cwik Move over, Honus Wagner, there’s a new king of baseball memorabilia in town.  Golf carts — golf carts! — are the transportation of the future slate.com · David Zipper Some green technology, if you will. |
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 Why doesn’t America build things? VICE · Aaron Gordon Environmental review laws have become a favorite scapegoat among those who lament our inability to build ambitious infrastructure.  Diana’s last moments: French medic recalls ‘tragic night’ Associated Press · Jade Le Deley Dr. Frederic Mailliez is still marked by what happened in the Alma Tunnel in Paris on Aug. 31, 1997. :format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/71291185/male_friendshipHEADER.0.jpg?w=1140&ssl=1) Men have fewer friends than ever, and it’s harming their health Vox · Aubrey Hirsch The “male friendship recession” is having dire consequences.  Twilight of the A-list: Has the 21st century killed off the movie star? The Guardian · Tom Shone Brad Pitt’s new film is fizzling out. Meryl Streep is doing TV. Only Tom Cruise fills cinemas – and his days may be numbered. |
