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 Why Democrats have the blue-state blues
Vox · Ben Jacobs
A “red wave” could build in states that were once thought to be unlikely flips.
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 Putin’s nuclear option in Ukraine
Grid · Tom Nagorski
A report about Russian military leaders raises fears and new questions about their most dangerous weapons.
 Election threats around the country
ABC News · Donald J. Mihalek, Richard Frankel
Two law enforcement experts explain how authorities are endeavoring to keep the midterms safe.
 Cop27: For small islands, climate change is life and death
newstatesman.com · Elizabeth Meager
“Some islands will be swallowed up unless something happens. These aren’t just words; this is a fact.”
 The uptick in deer-vehicle collisions
NPR · Ayana Archie
The end of daylight saving time coincides with mating season and amounts to more accidents across the nation.
 Opinion: Why are no active NBA players condemning Kyrie Irving?
Deadspin · Eric Blum
If athletes are going to take a stand on social issues, they can’t also ignore the mercurial point guard’s antisemitism.
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 Our brains in conflict
Fast Company · Amy Gallo
When we experience or perceive a potential rupture in our relationship with another person, the brain reacts as if we’re in actual danger.
 Hasan Minhaj’s deepest (sort of) apology after Celebrity Jeopardy!
Entertainment Weekly · Emlyn Travis
“I’m sorry I desecrated an American institution,” the comedian said.
 Dear newlywed, when’s the baby arriving?
Reuters · By Farah Master
China announces a policy to boost birth rates and improve the country’s population development strategy. So…hurry up.
 Raging against the world of Fastest-Known Times (FKTs)
Outside Magazine · Leath Tonino
An outdoors enthusiast delights in the pursuit of going slime-mold slow, tectonic-plate slow, drowsy-manatee slow.
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