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 NASA’s mightiest moon rocket lifts off 50 years after Apollo
Associated Press · Marcia Dunn
The launch puts the U.S. a big step closer to putting astronauts back on the lunar surface.
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 The RSV, COVID-19 and flu tripledemic
flipboard.com · The Health Desk
How to tell what you’ve got, tips on staying safe over the holiday season, and which states might be hit hardest.
 The juxtaposition hanging over Qatar’s World Cup
Sports Illustrated · Greg Bishop
There’s a version of Qatar that officials want projected to the world, and there’s a version that is harder to reconcile.
 The human race at 8 billion
Axios · Stef W. Kight, Tory Lysik
Earth’s population has doubled since 1974.
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 I called Emmett Till’s mom. She picked up the phone and changed my life.
HuffPost · Andy Nicastro
“I expected her to say, ‘How did you get my number?’ I expected her to hang up. But she didn’t.”
 Naomi Biden joins a unique club: brides who say ‘I do’ at the White House
NPR · Barbara Sprunt
There have been only 18 weddings at “the People’s House,” along with four receptions for couples who had their ceremonies elsewhere.
 Debunking ‘The Crown’: What it gets right and wrong about the royals
flipboard.com · Insider
The show depicts real-life events and people, but there are a few times in which show-runners have taken creative liberties.
 Why indecision makes you smarter
BBC Worklife · David Robson
Indecision can seem like a wholly undesirable trait. But research shows it might actually lead to smarter judgements.
 Yes, you should reach out to that friend you’ve been thinking about
rd.com · Jessica Kaplan
New research shows that reaching out to friends and acquaintances can positively impact both parties.
 Quirky clothesline creatures saunter across landscape illusions
thisiscolossal.com · Grace Ebert
London-based artist Helga Stentzel’s creations include a sweatpants camel and a sweater sheep.
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