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 This is what actually happens at the COP climate summits
Fast Company · Adele Peters
The UN has been holding the annual conferences for 28 years. Here’s a peek behind the curtain.
 Sports Illustrated is latest company damaged by an AI experiment gone wrong
Associated Press · David Bauder
Many companies are testing the new technology at a time when human workers fear it could cost jobs.
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 The future of ‘high-speed’ rail in America? A ride on Florida’s Brightline
thepointsguy.com · Clint Henderson
I’m sitting on a brand new train in Florida, cruising at up to 124 miles per hour.
 India’s holy river, desecrated
Atmos · Raksha Kumar
Millions worship the Ganga River as a God, but experts say the sacred waterway is slowly dying.
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 New study suggests dinosaurs were killed off by more than an asteroid
USA TODAY · Eric Lagatta
Volcanic eruptions may have already thrown the ecosystem into chaos, researchers say.
 Grief tech startups want to help you text from beyond the grave
The Hustle · Sara Friedman
New AI startups are looking to end mourning for good.
 This 3-year cruise around the world is called off, leaving passengers in the lurch
NPR · Bill Chappell
The intense fallout is drawing comparisons to infamous debacles such as the Fyre Festival.
 The delicious history of hot chocolate
rd.com · Leila El Shennawy
Chocolate was first consumed in liquid form by the Olmec people of northwestern Central America around 1500 B.C.
 How to care for your poinsettias this holiday season
Real Simple · Leslie Corona
The popular Christmas plant can survive well into the new year with these expert tips.
 How to keep your cat off the Christmas tree, according to experts
Weekand.com · Wendy Rose Gould
Keep the paws off your ornaments this year.
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