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 A look at some Americans who crossed into North Korea
Associated Press · Kim Tong-Hyung
The U.S.-led United Nations Command is trying to secure the release of an unidentified American soldier who entered North Korea on Tuesday.
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 Rapid cooling body bags? Doctors prepare for a future of extreme heat
STAT · Karen Pennar
Extreme heat, especially in locales not accustomed to it, has the potential to become a “mass casualty event.”
 Phoenix about to shatter yet another heat record for big cities
CBS News · CBS News
Phoenix’s low of 95 degrees on Monday was its highest overnight low ever.
 Police say ‘things don’t add up’ in missing nurse story
The Messenger · Steve Helling
Police are proceeding carefully and giving Carlethia “Carlee” Russell the benefit of the doubt.
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 The $1 billion gamble to ensure AI doesn’t destroy humanity
Vox · Dylan Matthews
The founders of Anthropic quit OpenAI to make a safe AI company. It’s easier said than done.
 This fossil of a mammal biting a dinosaur captures a death battle’s final moments
NPR · Ari Daniel
“Our best guess is that the mammal was in the middle of attacking the dinosaur.”
 Inside the world of L.A.’s gym-fluencer ecosystem
Los Angeles Times · Beatrice Hazlehurst
“I see [gym-fluencers] every time I’m in the gym. You always know who they are.”
 Hamptonites are shelling out 6 figures to keep lawns lush
Vanity Fair · Stephanie Krikorian
In the Hamptons, lawns are the talk of the town.
 Tom Cruise did 13,000 practice jumps for biggest stunt ever
Men’s Journal · Charles Thorp
“I’ve had this kind of stunt in my mind for a long time,” the actor says.
 The best scenic long-distance train trips to take in the US
explore.com · Sera Parris
From breathtaking coastal passenger convoys to captivating cross-country superliners, the nation is brimming with exciting vacation opportunities via…
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