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 Is it a ‘richcession’? Or a ‘rolling recession’? Or maybe no recession at all?
Associated Press · Christopher Rugaber
Is a recession still in sight? The latest signs suggest maybe not.
 What the Supreme Court’s rejection of a controversial theory means for elections
NPR · Hansi Lo Wang
The ruling has eased the anxiety of many election watchers across the country.
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 Harris in the hot seat: Veep has critical stretch ahead as campaign heats up
POLITICO · Eugene Daniels
The vice president has a portfolio and (finally) some stability. But she doesn’t yet have the polls.
 Did the pandemic make us worse drivers?
NerdWallet · Ryan Brady
Traffic fatalities have dramatically increased since the start of the pandemic. Here’s what that means for your car insurance.
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 The deadliest states for pedestrians
Axios · Joann Muller
Cars are safer than ever for passengers thanks to new assisted-driving technologies, but people outside of vehicles are increasingly at risk.
 Beyond ‘quiet quitting’: Poll finds 80% of workers are completely disengaged
TheStreet · Veronika Bondarenko
There’s a new business buzzphrase: “loud quitting.”
 Harrison Ford examines Indiana Jones’ legacy as he caps a historic run
Entertainment Weekly · Lauren Huff
The actor looks back on his now five-film adventure as the charismatic archaeologist.
 Charleston’s new museum on Black history is a moving must-see
thrillist.com · Okla Jones
The powerful exhibits and groundbreaking genealogy library sit on land that was once America’s largest slave port.
 How Thomas Edison tricked the press into believing he’d invented the light bulb
Smithsonian Magazine · Tara Isabella Burton
A year before he developed a working bulb, the inventor created an illusion for reporters.
 Barbie’s Dream House is available to rent on Airbnb, and yes, it’s in Malibu
Variety · McKinley Franklin
Come on Barbie, we’re going to the Malibu dream house — Ken’s way!
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