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 Far-right moms group is terrorizing schools
VICE · David Gilbert
Moms for Liberty has orchestrated harassment campaigns that have left people fearing for their safety.
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 How Saudi money returned to Silicon Valley
Vox · Jonathan Guyer
All the ways Saudi Arabia’s cash powers tech startups and venture capital.
 Why a courtroom is a really lousy place to decide science
propublica.org · Lauren Gill, Daniel Moritz-Rabson
As states move to continue lethal injections, judges are tasked with weighing the credibility of medical experts and complex scientific testimony.
 The chronically online third culture is redefining Asian America
NBC News · Sakshi Venkatraman
How sheer exposure to a mass online community has created an undaunted, self-sufficient generation of Asian American young people.
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 Why air rage on airplanes is every traveler’s problem
USA TODAY · Zach Wichter
A combo of political polarization, high travel costs and pandemic post-traumatic stress have united to create tempests in the travel teapots.
 Windshield wiper inventor never profited from her invention
The Drive · Chris Rosales
They were invented in 1903, but by the time Cadillac used them in 1922, the patent had expired.
 What’s your secret to staying optimistic in gloomy times?
NPR · Carmen Drahl, Marc Silver, Ben de la Cruz and Gisele Grayson
We asked, you answered: “Humor continues to be one of the things that gives me hope.”
 ‘Hopefully you love to hate me’: Anna Camp on her villain past
Salon · Alison Stine
The “True Blood” star talks about screaming and singing, playing complicated women and “From Black.”
 What Happened to Russell Crowe?
slate.com · Dan Kois
How the Oscar winner went from the hottest thing in Hollywood to the star of “The Pope’s Exorcist.”
 Aerosmith announces farewell tour
Associated Press · Jonathan Landrum Jr.
“I think it’s about time,” guitarist Joe Perry said.
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