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 Did Biden break his climate promise?
Vox · Rebecca Leber
The same president who passed the nation’s biggest law ever to slash climate pollution may have just undone part of that legacy.
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 How to close the gender pay gap
flipboard.com · Real Simple
Many day-to-day decisions that perpetuate the discrepancy fall under the discretion of first-line managers who don’t recognize their own biases.
 Conspiracy theorists are setting up their own dating sites
VICE · Tim Hume
It’s Tinder for truthers.
 The kindergartners of 2020 share what they remember about the pandemic
Romper · Meg St-Esprit
What do America’s tiniest students recall about that switch to Chromebooks at the dining room table three years ago?
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 Should calculus be dethroned?
The 74 · Jo Napolitano
Critics say the course is outdated, inaccessible and not needed for success, but it is still seen as critical to college.
 Why ‘identifies as Asian’ is a valid descriptor for Michelle Yeoh
Mashable · Chase DiBenedetto
The Oscar winner’s award milestone is part of a long, complicated history of racial identity in Hollywood.
 The feminist history behind the Ladies’ Entrance
Atlas Obscura · Diana Hubbell
There’s a story behind these hidden pub snugs and saloon doors.
 Why your brain thinks this puppy is undoubtedly cuter than a baby
sciencefocus.com · Thomas Ling
Here’s what happens in the mind when you encounter cuteness.
 Is techno about to die?
newstatesman.com · Octavia Sheepshanks
And has trance music killed it?
 It’s meatball madness!
flipboard.com · Simply Recipes
Sixteen meatballs participate in Simply Recipes’ single-elimination tournament, vying for the best meatball recipe of 2023.
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