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 By fighting the ozone hole, we accidentally saved ourselves
Hakai Magazine · J. Besl
With the Montreal Protocol, life on Earth dodged a bullet we didn’t even know was headed our way.
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 How damage from a US debt default could cascade across the global economy
Associated Press · Paul Wiseman, Ap Economics Writer
“No corner of the global economy will be spared” if the U.S. government defaulted and the crisis weren’t resolved quickly.
 DeSantis feud with the College Board over AP African American Studies, explained
USA TODAY · Anna Kaufman
The Florida governor has made a name for himself as a culture warrior by spearheading highly provocative legislation.
 Tokyo vs. New York: Why Japan’s public transit outranks the US
flipboard.com · The Wall Street Journal
VIDEO: Japan’s train system is ranked the most efficient in the world, according to Statista. The U.S. is tied with Azerbaijan for 11th.
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 Would a robot make you less lonely? Experts are skeptical of AI friendships
Salon · Nicole Karlis
The problem of loneliness isn’t one that tech can solve, some say.
 Mark Cuban says this is the No. 1 thing to do to build wealth
gobankingrates.com · Cameron Diiorio
The businessman shares his expertise and provides tips on how to build wealth and begin an investment journey.
 An ancient writing system from the Philippines makes an unlikely comeback
NBC News · Jordan Winters
Baybayin, the written component of the Tagalog language, is becoming a new way for Filipinos to explore their cultural identity.
 Sarah Rector was once the richest Black girl in the US. Here’s her story.
upworthy.com · Chandni G
It started with 159.14 acres of land.
 ‘The Little Mermaid’ review: Is it worth watching?
Variety · Peter Debruge
“Chicago” director Rob Marshall anchors his live-action Disney remake by finding the right actors to reinvent its most iconic roles.
 Where have all the Disney villains gone?
Vox · Tom Smyth
The live-action “Little Mermaid” is a reminder of what movies like “Encanto” and “Frozen II” don’t have: a bad guy.
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