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 ‘Rust’ timeline: Key events in the Alec Baldwin on-set shooting
ABC News · Meredith Deliso
Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on Oct. 21, 2021.
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 What an Erdogan loss in Turkey’s presidential election would mean
Grid · Nikhil Kumar
The Turkish leader has held power for two decades. His departure from the scene might have major consequences for the country and the world.
 Jacinda Ardern’s resignation is both a shock and entirely unsurprising
newstatesman.com · Megan Gibson
Ardern became a national and global sensation — but her fortunes soured as the pandemic persisted.
 The best place to stand in your house if a nuke hits
VICE · Matthew Gault
The hallways and windows will increase wind speed and lead to more injuries and possibly death.
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 Was Carole Baskin’s former husband found alive in Costa Rica?
Snopes · Bethania Palma
The flower-crowned Big Cat Rescue owner has long been the target of macabre but unfounded rumors about the disappearance of Lewis.
 How pay transparency may affect your next job search or raise
NerdWallet · Hal M. Bundrick
Knowing if you’re being paid fairly for the work you do can be a mystery, but that may be changing.
 Why some people can’t tell left from right
BBC Future · Kelly Oakes
A surprising number of adults confuse left from right, and scientists are only just starting to understand why.
 Tripping for the planet: Psychedelics and climate activism
Atmos · Amber X. Chen
With more states legalizing psychedelics, activists are interested in exploring their power, but is that a good idea?
 Superfan buys house from ‘The Goonies’
Smithsonian Magazine · Ella Feldman
Behman Zakeri has seen the film more than 100 times — and wants to restore the home to its on-screen glory.
 Roberta Flack’s first piano came from a junkyard — five Grammys would follow
NPR · Elizabeth Blair
At 85, Flack is still telling stories, even though now, as a result of ALS, she can no longer sing or speak.
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