Florida’s warning to the rest of America
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 Florida’s environmental failures are a warning for the rest of the US TIME · Jeff VanderMeer The surge water rise that besets Miami today will, soon enough, beset states ranging from California to New York.   A 2nd Amendment case puts gun-rights groups in a jam USA TODAY · John Fritze Should domestic abusers have a right under the Second Amendment to possess firearms? |
 Telescope reveals moment of stellar birth, dramatic close-up of 50 baby stars Associated Press · Marcia Dunn The Webb Space Telescope is marking one year of cosmic photographs with one of its best yet.  What Sarah Silverman’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Meta really means VentureBeat · Sharon Goldman Litigation targeting the data scraping practices of AI companies developing large language models continues to heat up. |
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 The rise of tech worker fiction Esquire · Rebecca Ackermann Novels about Big Tech’s working class are popping up like push notifications. What can they tell us about the labor movement and late-stage capitalism?  A calculated risk: How ants judge when to commit their bodies to a ladder Ars Technica · John Timmer How do social animals judge risk/reward? A new study with ants provides one answer.  The reinvention of Eva Longoria hollywoodreporter.com · Mia Galuppo After the success of “Desperate Housewives,” the television star made a concerted effort to pursue directing, despite initial resistance.  I narrowly escaped being recruited by a cult. Then I realized I was already in one. HuffPost · Rachel Stowe I knew Gwen Shamblin, her family and many of her followers from my childhood community.  What it’s really like to use Apple’s AirTags to track your luggage thepointsguy.com · Becky Blaine The tracking devices are becoming more popular with travelers.  The 15 easiest foods to grow yourself at home houseandgarden.co.uk · David Nicholls Whether you have a huge garden or a few pots on a balcony, here are 15 ideas for growing plants you can actually eat. |
