That ‘hi’ text from a stranger could be dangerous
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 Why the Biden campaign has embraced the ‘Dark Brandon’ meme Vox · Aja Romano How “Let’s Go Brandon” and “Dark MAGA” combined to celebrate Joe Biden’s policy wins.   Will Brits have to swear an oath to King Charles? flipboard.com · The Culture Desk Some Brits have their knickers in a twist over rumors that they’ll have to swear an oath of allegiance to the new monarch. |
 New docs show how O’Connor helped George W. Bush win 2000 election CNN · Joan Biskupic The revelations come from newly opened files of the late Justice John Paul Stevens.  AI chatbots have been used to create dozens of news content farms Bloomberg · Davey Alba A new report documents 49 new websites populated by AI tools like ChatGPT and posing as news outlets. |
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 As summer approaches, a wake-up call on child drowning deaths USA TODAY · Adrianna Rodriguez Here’s what parents should know about drowning among children and how to prevent it.  That ‘hi’ text from a stranger could be the start of a scam CNBC · Rohan Goswami “Pig butchering” operations run out of Asia but target victims globally.  Why NBA star’s response to question about losing hit a nerve NPR · Manuela López Restrepo It’s been picked up and circulated everywhere from social media to news articles, and held up as an example of the “growth mindset.”  Finding happiness when life doesn’t turn out as you planned psychologytoday.com · Juliana Breines Ph.D. It might be where you least expect it.  The hoax behind how absinthe got its reputation Tasting Table · Lauren Cahn Turns out that the beverage’s reputation as a hallucinogen has been overstated.  Parker Posey opens up about her work past and present bkmag.com · Joshua Encinias “‘Until our dying day, we will always be struggling or wanting.” |
