The sudden dread of getting hacked
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 Broad swaths of U.S. reeling from deadly tornadoes Associated Press · Adrian Sainz and Andrew DeMillo Confirmed or suspected tornadoes in 11 states destroyed homes and businesses, splintered trees and laid waste to neighborhoods.   A buzzer-beater for teammates, family and a fallen sister Sports Illustrated · Pat Forde “I miss her every day,” San Diego State guard Lamont Butler said after swishing the jump shot that sent the Aztecs to the NCAA final. |
 ‘You forget to eat’ NPR · Stacey Vanek Smith How Ozempic went from diabetes medicine to blockbuster diet drug.  U.S. cities want to recycle their plastic trash in Mexico grist.org · Joseph Winters Is that “waste colonialism?” |
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 No-shows at PaleyFest Variety · Emily Longeretta The drama around “Yellowstone” takes a new turn after Kevin Costner and others fail to make a scheduled appearance at the Los Angeles fan event.  This is one of the worst times in decades to buy a car CNN · Christopher Hickey The average price of a new car has jumped $12,000 over five years. Used cars aren’t much better.  Sins of the father atavist.com · Eric Pape When Leslie Hu wanted to vaccinate her son, her conspiracy-obsessed ex-husband went to unimaginable lengths to stop her.  Aging and the mortality alarm The Guardian · Jane Hutcheon “I started panicking about future me.”  My phone, my credit card, my hacker, and me Insider Business · Avery Hartmans Verizon, Chase, the police — they were all useless when my identity got hacked. Then Psycho Bunny came to the rescue.  NFL teams still don’t understand Lamar Jackson’s value theringer.com · Steven Ruiz The Ravens’ Pro Bowl quarterback has demanded a trade, so why do teams seem to be going out of their way to avoid him? |
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