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 Can a doorbell ring justify a ‘stand your ground’ shooting?
Associated Press · David A. Lieb
Nothing in the law “allows someone to shoot first and ask questions later when someone innocently rings a doorbell,” said one attorney.
 Boyfriend of woman killed in wrong driveway recalls her final moments
NBC News · Antonio Planas, Tim Stelloh
Kaylin Gillis, 20, was fatally shot Saturday while they looked for a party.
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 Fox’s historic defamation settlement is just the beginning
Axios · Sara Fischer
Fox News and other networks face several other defamation lawsuits related to airing 2020 election lies.
 Ukraine’s sneaky submarine may change naval warfare forever
Fast Company · Jesus Diaz
A Ukrainian startup’s stealth submarine vessel is the equivalent of a fighter jet for hit-and-run missions against the Russian navy.
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 The top 25 entry-level jobs for college grads in 2023
Bloomberg · Jo Constantz
These are the most in-demand jobs, with and without degree requirements.
 Did Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis get married at Disney World?
Snopes · Nur Ibrahim
The governor is now locked in a battle with the entertainment company.
 Coachella brought diverse headliners to the desert, so what’s next?
Refinery29 · Katherine Singh
Bad Bunny was the very first Latin American artist to headline the festival.
 40 men on turning 40: What modern men feel about reaching middle age
Fatherly · Matt Christensen
In the larger cultural narrative, turning 40 is signaled by crisis.
 What color is replacing grey? New neutrals interior designers are using
livingetc.com · Oonagh Turner
Sandy beige, anyone?
 A brief, blossoming history of tulips in art
artnet.com · Annikka Olsen
As we approach the height of spring and tulip season, we trace the colorful blooms through centuries of art and culture.
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