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 What the Supreme Court just did
flipboard.com · The Messenger
Major decisions were handed down this week on student loans, affirmative action and LGBTQ rights.
 Are you traveling for July 4? These are the worst times to hit the roads
Fast Company · Michael Grothaus
A “record-breaking” 50.7 million Americans are expected to travel for the Independence Day holiday.
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 Cliff-hanger time: Will actors strike and help writers shut Hollywood down?
Vanity Fair · Joy Press
“We’re looking at ourselves and realizing that we have a lot of goddamn leverage,” says a member of the actors guild.
 Physicists have detected the background hum of the universe
ScienceAlert · Michelle Starr
It’s official. There’s something out there shaking the stars in a way that can no longer be ascribed to chance.
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 Dylan Mulvaney says Bud Light didn’t support her during backlash
Associated Press · Staff
The transgender influencer says she felt abandoned by the company after facing “more bullying and transphobia than I could have ever imagined.”
 Your 401(k) plan may be worsening climate change, expert says
CNBC · Annie Nova
Many retirement investment plans likely enable fossil fuel extraction and deforestation.
 ‘Compassion man’ leaves behind a message for his killer
CBS News · David Begnaud and Analisa Novak
For 14 years, the man would stand or sit on the same spot, posing a simple but poignant question: “What is compassion?”
 Jennifer Coolidge’s impostor syndrome nearly cost her ‘White Lotus’ role
Fortune · Eleanor Pringle
Impostor syndrome is defined as doubting your abilities or feeling like a fraud.
 Chuck D on the 35th anniversary of Public Enemy’s masterpiece
Entertainment Weekly · Dalton Ross
The rap legend describes the greatest hip-hop album ever as “a call to arms and a challenge.”
 The man who broke bowling
GQ · By Eric Wills
Jason Belmonte’s two-handed technique made him an outcast. Then it made him the greatest.
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