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 Shelters? Troops? The latest efforts to fix the border crisis before Title 42 ends
USA TODAY · Erin Mansfield, Lauren Villagran, Stacey Barchenger and Tom Vanden Brook
President Biden warned that the southern border would be “chaotic for a while” after a three-year-old pandemic-era immigration law lifts Thursday.
 Is the debt ceiling constitutional?
Vox · Ian Millhiser
What will the courts do if House Republicans push the United States into a default?
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 ‘We just want someone sane’: What happens when a small town goes MAGA
Bloomberg · Francis Wilkinson
Opinion: Washington County, Pa., was never known as Crazytown. Then election deniers decided to run for local office.
 How to protect yourself from ticks and Lyme disease, according to experts
CBS News · Sara Moniuszko
Experts say ticks are out earlier this year and sticking around longer than usual thanks to warming temperatures.
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 Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom reviews are in
Kotaku · Ethan Gach
The Nintendo Switch sequel is getting heaps of praise, even if it’s a more familiar formula this time around.
 India’s religious AI chatbots are condoning violence
restofworld.org · Nadia Nooreyezdan
Claiming wisdom based on the Bhagavad Gita, the bots frequently go way off script.
 What my dad carried to America
Medium · Jen Soong
A daughter takes inventory of her father’s luggage — unpacking what the objects he brought (in an aluminum suitcase made in Taiwan).
 ‘It was lighting in a bottle’: An oral history of MTV News
hollywoodreporter.com · Seth Abramovitch
The American youth news network was shut down 36 years after its inception.
 Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour kicks off in Sweden
Pitchfork · Jazz Monroe
The pop icon debuted tracks at her first full public concert since 2018.
 Gag me with a spoon! The weird stories behind your favorite ’80s idioms
Woman’s World · Abbey Bender
They’re like, totally tubular.
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