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 ‘When you descend into barbarism, you need some way to protect yourself’
POLITICO · Michael Schaffer
Fears stemming from the attack on Israel are only the latest case of Beltway anxiety about political violence.
 7 memorable stories to mark Native American Heritage Month
Atlas Obscura · April White
Tales of tradition, erasure, resilience, and dancing.
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 The secret to a tender, juicy roast
NPR · Marielle Segarra, Audrey Nguyen
Relax. Cooking a bird is “a lot easier than you think,” says one expert chef.
 Could Sam Altman really be unfired?
Fast Company · David Lidsky
If the recently fired OpenAI CEO comes back, he can thank venture capitalists.
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 I swapped my car for an electric cargo bike
TNW · Siôn Geschwindt
Tired of endless traffic jams, hefty bills, and the weight of climate guilt, more Europeans are ditching their cars — and never looking back.
 The era of the Black Western has arrived. Is it here to stay?
hcn.org · Alaina E. Roberts
The miniseries, “Lawmen: Bass Reeves,” doesn’t fully live up to its potential to showcase a multifaceted Black identity.
 College Football Week 12 highlights
ESPN · David Hale
We’ve spent 12 weeks waiting for a genuine plot twist in the 2023 season and Saturday it arrived in devastating fashion.
 F1 exceeds Vegas expectations
Associated Press · Jenna Fryer
After a week of criticism and controversy, the Las Vegas Grand Prix was one of the most competitive races of the season.
 Rat tails: A history of hair’s sleaziest style
DAZED · Tiarna Meehan
From punk rock rebels to trendy twinks, the rat tail’s history is intertwined with themes of class, identity and political defiance.
 Inside the extraordinary world of dog dancing
ABC News · Caroline Feller-Howard, Ivan Pereira
A six-part Hulu dogu-series chronicles competitors of this year’s show.
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