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 Behind Israel’s high-risk push to eliminate Hamas
flipboard.com · Axios
As Israel’s military prepares for a massive, unprecedented ground war in Gaza, it’s important to understand why.
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 A rabbi and imam in conversation on how they’re counseling their communities
NPR · Ari Shapiro, Karen Zamora and Sarah Handel
The conflict in Israel and Gaza has brought grief and pain to many Jews and Muslims in the U.S.
 How Poland’s centrist election victory could shake up the country
theweek.com · Justin Klawans
The country shifted away from its right-wing populist party, but questions remain over a new government.
 Coin flips aren’t actually 50-50, scientists find
futurism.com · Frank Landymore
We’ll take those odds.
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 Ozempic’s economic empire
thedial.world · Michael Thykier (tr. Sherilyn Nicolette Hellberg)
Novo Nordisk’s success has created extraordinary opportunities for Denmark, but it might also be putting the country’s economy at risk.
 Why are cafes, restaurants, and even towns banning influencers?
Mashable · Meera Navlakha
From a picturesque town to a Brooklyn cafe, popular destinations are closing their doors.
 What to know about California’s new law banning food additives
Smithsonian Magazine · Margaret Osborne
Already prohibited in multiple countries for its potential harmful effects in humans, Red Dye No. 3’s future is now in serious doubt in the U.S.
 How AI tools are turning words into music
Pitchfork · Jayson Greene
Live from the uncanny valley.
 Timothée Chalamet goes electric
GQ · Daniel Riley
The young actor talks candidly about coming of age or, as he calls it, “adultifying.”
 Have you heard of Margaret Winkler? She’s the woman behind Disney’s 100th birthday
NPR · Elizabeth Blair
Before Mickey, Snow White and Moana, there was Alice and her cat Julius.
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