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 Anger is what’s driving the U.S. economy
Bloomberg · Bloomberg
Opinion: A deep-seated resentment about a “rigged” system has been simmering since long before the pandemic.
 What prices are actually deflating?
NerdWallet · Anna Helhoski
Some of the biggest price drops over the last year are eggs, health insurance and fuel.
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 Your kid is trans. You live in Texas. There are no good options.
slate.com · Christina Cauterucci
Activists are borrowing from the abortion-access playbook. It works only to a point.
 The numbers behind Jimbo Fisher’s pricey Texas A&M buyout
Sports Illustrated · Richard Johnson
In firing their coach in his sixth season, the Aggies are committed to the biggest contract buyout in college sports history.
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 Is your home ready for cold winter temps? Here’s how you can check
USA TODAY · Stephen J. Beard
Protecting your home from freezing water and energy-wasting gaps can help you avoid costly repairs.
 Can little actions bring big joy? Researchers say ‘micro-acts’ can boost well-being
NPR · Allison Aubrey
It’s 8 a.m., and your in-box is filling up. You spot an email about a colleague’s promotion. Do you scroll past or take a moment to give props?
 Mummified baboons point to the direction of the fabled land of Punt
Ars Technica · Miriam Fauzia
One of the most enduring archaeology mysteries revolves around the identity of Punt, an otherworldly “land of plenty” revered by the ancient Egyptians.
 Why do airplanes dim the cabin lights during takeoff and landing?
AFAR Media · Ramsey Qubein
One of the many mysteries of air travel actually has a very simple — and smart — explanation.
 Mama Cass’ daughter wants to dispel myths about her mom
Rolling Stone · Angie Martoccio
Including one about her death.
 Colombia begins sterilization of hippos descended from drug kingpin’s pets
Associated Press · AP Staff
The hippos spread from Pablo Escobar’s estate into nearby rivers where they flourished.
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