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 A history of Hawaii’s sirens and the difference it could have made in Maui
NPR · Juliana Kim
In Maui, it’s not difficult to spot one of the 80 green siren towers used to alert residents in times of danger.
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 Media giants raise First Amendment concerns over raid on Kansas paper
Axios · Sara Fischer, Rebecca Falconer
The Marion County Record’s publisher told Axios on Monday that he plans to file a federal lawsuit over the raid.
 The Taliban are entrenched in Afghanistan after 2 years of rule
Associated Press · Riazat Butt
Women and girls pay the price.
 Streaming TV costs now higher than cable, as ‘crash’ finally hits
9to5Mac · Ben Lovejoy
Streaming TV promised customers greater flexibility at a lower cost – and for a long time delivered just that.
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 The 13 most iconic National Park attractions in the U.S.
fodors.com · Alex Schnee
Whether it is fire-like waterfalls or thousand-year-old trees, these sites are what make the U.S. National Parks truly our best idea.
 Did clean beauty go too far?
Allure · Kara McGrath
Amid lawsuits, mold controversies, and inconsistent guidelines, cosmetic chemists sure think so.
 How to tell when it’s time to break up with your therapist
Well+Good · Xenia Ellenbogen
Finding good chemistry with a therapist is kind of like dating.
 Inside one B-girl’s quest for U.S. Olympic gold in break dancing
ESPN · Clover Hope
Birthed in the 1970s, on the cusp of the Reagan-era Bronx, breaking will debut as an Olympic sport in Paris next summer.
 This European tiny home builder has its sights set on America
dwell · Dwell Staff
Starting at $249K, Manta North’s timber prefabs are meant for backyards, far-flung locales, and, soon, the greater United States.
 The witchcraft generation
newstatesman.com · Jessica Rawnsley
Gen Z is swapping traditional faiths for magic spells.
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