Good Samaritan or murderer? Case divides America
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 An act by a ‘Good Samaritan’ or a case of ‘murder?’ USA TODAY · Trevor Hughes There’s a rift in how Americans view subway chokehold death.   In red states, ‘gun reform’ means making it easier to buy and carry guns FiveThirtyEight · Monica Potts At least 17 states introduced bills this year trying to make it easier to buy, own and carry weapons. |
 What happened in Tuesday’s elections across the US flipboard.com · The Messenger A stunner in Florida and a GOP governor candidate moves forward in Kentucky.  Why Erdogan’s fate matters to Biden and the US CNN · Stephen Collinson The Turkish president’s fate will have major implications not just for his country’s democracy, but for U.S. foreign policy too. |
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 Have all the beers gone woke? An investigation. Vox · Emily Stewart Is there no safe beer for conservatives in America to drink right now?  How to clean your laptop The Verge · The Verge Your computer goes through a lot — make sure it’s looking its best.  At Cannes, Johnny Depp says ‘I have no further need for Hollywood’ Associated Press · Jake Coyle The actor made a rare public appearance to face questions from the press.  A music critic reviews AI songs VICE · Kate Solomon Some are technically impressive. But are they actually good?  Summer container gardens we’re obsessing over Southern Living · Southern Living Editors These gardening ideas are ideal for warm weather and are full of vibrant colors.  How these bull-shaped billboards became Spanish icons Atlas Obscura · Ignacio Amigo Once an advertisement for brandy, the Osborne bull is now a symbol of the country. |
