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 The heat wave scorching the US is a self-perpetuating monster
Ars Technica · Matt Simon
Record highs are due to a heat dome—and it’s expected to worsen.
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 The terrible history behind cluster munitions
Popular Science · Kelsey D. Atherton
Here’s exactly why cluster munitions, which the U.S. is sending to Ukraine, present such an enduring risk to civilians.
 How Harlan Crow slashed his tax bill with superyacht cruises
propublica.org · Paul Kiel
In lavishing gifts on the Supreme Court justice, the billionaire GOP donor may have violated tax laws, according to tax experts.
 Remember Bored Apes? They’re almost worthless now
futurism.com · Victor Tangermann
The NFTs have made for spectacularly terrible investments.
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 How Apple became the king of sci-fi
theweek.com · David Faris
Apple TV+ has eclipsed other streamers’ science fiction offerings.
 Vibrating haptic suits give deaf people a new way to feel live music
NPR · Jennifer Vanasco
It can feel like raindrops on your shoulders, a tickle across the ribs, a thump against the lower back.
 ‘Queer Eye’ at 20: Cast reflects on show’s impact
yahoo.com · Mandi Bierly
The original Fab Five set out just “trying to get rid of mullets and pleated khakis,” but ended up making a show with “emotional depth.”
 Use the Hemingway trick to supercharge your morning productivity
Inc Magazine · Jessica Stillman
88 years ago, the celebrated author explained how to take the struggle out of getting started on difficult tasks.
 The 50 greatest luxury hotels on Earth
Robb Report · Mark Ellwood
Classic hotels around the world that transcend trends to achieve genuine — and sustained — greatness.
 I’ve lived in a van full-time for 3 years. Here are the downsides.
Insider Business · Alyshia Hull
A conversation with Raychel Reimer, a van life content creator from Vancouver.
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