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 Hero to some, pariah to others
Associated Press · David Bauder
Rupert Murdoch, creator of Fox News, is stepping down.
 What happens if the government shuts down?
ABC News · Anne Flaherty
A lot, history tells us.
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 School book bans show no signs of slowing
NPR · Tovia Smith
A free speech group says the bans suppress “stories and ideas.” Opponents blame a growing number of inappropriate books in schools.
 ‘TikTok brain’ may be coming for your kid’s attention span
theweek.com · Theara Coleman
What happens to kids’ brains when they binge the app’s endless stream of bite-sized videos?
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 Why the myth of the ‘alpha leader’ should be debunked
bigthink.com · Kevin Dickinson
Successful alpha leadership is more about caring and healing than dog-eat-dog supremacy.
 11 photos of sign language around the globe
GlobalPressJournal · Staff
People use sign as a way to communicate in a rich and expressive way.
 The inside stories behind Notre Dame’s green jerseys
ESPN · Ryan McGee
The roots of rotating regalia reach back to South Bend, Ind., where when it comes to alternate uniforms, OG stands for Original Green.
 5 tips for dealing with fall leaves
Family Handyman · Staff
Expert advice that can save you hours of work in the coming weeks.
 Etiquette advice every wine drinker should know
flipboard.com · VinePair
From what to do with the cork to how to chat with a sommelier, these pointers will get you through any sticky situation.
 Doja Cat taking heat for new song, ‘Balut’
The Grio · Staff
Filipino fans offer a blunt correction to the singer’s assertion that Balut is a bird that is eaten alive.
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