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 It’s back to school for cyber gangs, too
The 74 · Mark Keierleber
Districts from suburban Washington, D.C., to rural Alaska become ransomware victims amid surge in hacks on K-12 districts.
 ‘I don’t consider us to have much of a democracy right now’
flipboard.com · NBC News
Highlights from former President Trump’s interview with Meet the Press.
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 How the El Niño climate pattern affects the world’s weather
Axios · Staff
A historically strong El Niño is likely to bring drought, flooding, wildfires and record temperatures in the coming months.
 Why Drew Barrymore is pausing her talk show’s premiere
TheWrap · Adam Chitwood
The host faced significant backlash for resuming production while Hollywood writers are on strike.
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 I don’t teach at a ‘top’ high school. But those rankings fail our students.
USA Today · Rebecca Potter
We are not ranking the quality of education in our public schools. We are ranking and rating our students based on wealth and race.
 Harvard study shows that trigger warnings are pointless and anxiety-inducing
bigthink.com · Ross Pomeroy
Despite their apparent ineffectiveness, the warnings appear to be here to stay in higher education.
 How far apart are stars?
Live Science · Patrick Pester
Scientists have calculated the average distance between stars, but there’s much more to star distribution than meets the eye.
 Should you be friends with your kids?
Vox · Allie Volpe
Parents can have a great relationship with their children without being their pal.
 Sources: Possibility for Aaron Rodgers to return this season
ESPN · Adam Schefter
It’s a long shot, but recent history shows it’s “not out of the question” that the injured star quarterback could play this season.
 10 women artists who achieved greatness
thecollector.com · Anastasiia S. Kirpalov
Despite their involvement in art from the dawn of humanity, it wasn’t until the 1970s that many forgotten or overlooked names were uncovered.
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