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 The mind-boggling labyrinth of American healthcare insurance
propublica.org · Cheryl Clark
The insurance industry and its regulators have made it so complicated to file an appeal that only a tiny percentage of patients ever do.
Drinking is now part of the culture wars
Yahoo News · Alexander Nazaryan
Experts say that any amount of alcohol is dangerous, and now there’s fear-mongering about Prohibition 2.0.
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 Take a wife … Please!
The Atlantic · Olga Khazan
Are married people really happier than the rest of us?
 Bow ties, bomb threats and no flowers
Kyiv Post · Kyiv Post
Wartime Kyiv’s first day back at school.
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 Rags not riches: Ghana drowns in Western castoffs
Context · Bukola Adebayo
Traders in the world’s largest secondhand clothes market want reparations for chronic pollution caused by fast fashion.
 What is Copy, the first AI fashion magazine, trying to prove?
VOGUE.COM · Laird Borrelli-Persson
“I think the models are way too thin, and I think they’re way too perfect, but that is also very interesting for me,” says the magazine’s creator.
 I can’t afford my friends anymore
Refinery29 · Daisy Schofield
As socializing and travel become luxuries for some, income disparities are affecting friendships.
 The tropical island with the hot domain name
Bloomberg · Rachel Metz
Anguilla is expected to make millions this year from a surge in demand for web addresses ending with .ai.
 Real life ended up being so much weirder than ‘The Truman Show’
gq-magazine.co.uk · Daisy Jones
We put our lives up for consumption to the extent that it can be hard to imagine the time before we were watching others watching us watching ourselves.
 The largest peacetime disaster in American naval history
atavist.com · Robert Kolker
Fourteen U.S. destroyers barreled down the California coast in a dense fog, and then, there was a wrong turn.
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