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 ‘Mystery’ pneumonia in China is mix of common respiratory germs, WHO says
Ars Technica · Beth Mole
Reports caused alarm, but experts say it looks like a post-COVID-19 germ comeback.
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 When deepfakes go nuclear
codastory.com · Sarah Scoles
Governments already use fake data to confuse their enemies. What if they start doing this in the nuclear realm?
 Want to donate to charity? Here are 10 guidelines for giving effectively.
Vox · Dylan Matthews
How to do more good with the money you give.
 Explainer: What does ‘deadname’ mean?
NBC News · Jo Yurcaba
“Deadname,” which can be used as a noun or a verb, is among the words that defined 2023, according to Merriam-Webster.
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 The mission to bring UTI treatment into the 21st century
Teen Vogue · Vivian Ho
Diagnostic and treatment protocols for urinary tract infections haven’t changed in 70 years. Is it because this is primarily a disease of women?
 To save axolotls, a campaign in Mexico asks people to virtually adopt them
NPR · Juliana Kim
Despite their never-ceasing grins, axolotls have been at risk of extinction for years.
 Inside Robert De Niro’s Gotham Awards speech debacle
Variety · Brent Lang and Matt Donnelly
Who censored Robert De Niro?
 The 200 best songs of the 1980s
Rolling Stone · Rob Sheffield
Hip-hop, synth-pop, indie rock, metal, Chicago house, Miami freestyle, ska, goth, reggae, acid house, and more.
 The reason red wine causes headaches
Popular Science · Laura Baisas
The dreaded “red wine headache” can occur between 30 minutes to three hours after consuming as little as a small glass’ worth.
 Why do all chefs cross their arms in photos?
Eater · Tiffany Leigh
A very serious investigation.
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