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 Trump, Kanye, antisemitism: An expert explains the rhetoric
Grid · Anya van Wagtendonk
Prominent conservatives evoke age-old accusations that Jews are “perpetual foreigners.”
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 Here’s what’s next for the Jan. 6 committee
flipboard.com · ABC News
In a dramatic end to what might be its last public hearing, the committee took the historic step to vote to subpoena Donald Trump.
 Chelsea Manning is telling her own story
NPR · Dave Davies
The WikiLeaks whistleblower on gender identity, Iraq, solitary confinement and her court-martial.
 Should the ocean have the legal right to life?
VICE · Becky Ferreira
Researchers say that if the Earth’s global ocean was considered a living entity with rights and protections, it might help combat the climate emergency.
 An accident at SpaceX
semafor.com · Reed Albergotti
Francisco Cabada was seriously injured in an incident that raises questions about the dangers of private space travel.
 Why we love being scared
flipboard.com · The Conversation US
Plus, the history of vampires, the truth behind the rainbow fentanyl myth, and the spooky side of black licorice.
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 Friendships are our greatest asset, so why do we not celebrate them more?
Harper’s BAZAAR · Marie-Claire Chappet
We are a society that celebrates commitment — but only of the amorous variety.
 Was ‘The Rings of Power’ a huge flop?
flipboard.com · The Culture Desk
One critic called it a stinker, though some were more equivocal, and the online chatter was muted in comparison to “House of the Dragon.”
 The grand return of ‘Watchmen’ author Alan Moore
GQ · M.H. Miller
In a rare interview, the author discusses his new collection of fiction, the fate of his work in Hollywood, and how it feels to be misunderstood.
 How Angela Lansbury set the style for female TV sleuths
The Guardian · Chloe Mac Donnell
The grande dame pioneered the idea of a fashion formula for a generation of fictional detectives.
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