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 What rights could the Supreme Court take away?
propublica.org · Ian MacDougall and Sergio Hernandez
Most rights are based in statute, but dozens, including equal marriage, are based on judicial readings of the Constitution.
 Eating disorder helpline disables chatbot for ‘harmful’ responses
VICE · Chloe Xiang
The about-turn took place two days before the bot was set to replace human associates.
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 The thorny social politics of location sharing
Vox · Rebecca Jennings
“I love you, now let me watch your location 24/7.”
 There’s a new group for pilots who spot UFOs
NBC News · Alex Seitz-Wald
Pilots often face professional stigma and institutional obstacles in reporting unexplained aerial phenomena.
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 ‘We hate them even more’
Kyiv Post · Chris York
Rage and defiance in Kyiv as Russia’s attacks increase.
 The 1974 criminal case that sparked pan-Asian American activism
Axios · Russell Contreras
A new documentary examines a largely forgotten case of a Korean immigrant falsely convicted of murder.
 The vape store that’s trying to neutralize a notorious speed trap
The Drive · Nico DeMattia
Planet of the Vapes is saving countless drivers from unfair speeding tickets.
 Celebrating queer love and travel
flipboard.com · Condé Nast Traveler
This Pride month, we are honoring travel’s capacity for discovery, renewal and love through a lens of queerness.
 The return of Ryan Gosling
GQ · Zach Baron
As he ventures back into the spotlight to play Ken, Ryan Gosling talks candidly about his changing priorities.
 How do I block annoying sounds from my neighborhood?
Wirecutter · Annemarie Conte
Tips on tamping down suburban noise — leaf-blowers, lawnmowers, sirens and all.
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