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 Can the U.S. handle more immigration? What history and the Census suggest
USA TODAY · Lauren Villagran
If it weren’t for immigration, the population of the United States would be shrinking.
 Trumponomics 2.0: What to expect if Trump wins the 2024 election
Bloomberg · Enda Curran and Nancy Cook
A guide to the Republican frontrunner’s evolving positions, distilled from hours of stump speeches and campaign videos.
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 The GOP is dying. Time for a Whig revival?
newrepublic.com · Timothy Noah
Opinion: For conservatives who’ve soured on the Trumpian Republican Party, their new home might be an old home.
Your reusable water bottle is probably disgusting. What experts say.
yahoo.com · Kaitlin Reilly
You may think, hey, it’s just water in my bottle — what’s so dirty about it?
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 All 18 EGOT winners, from Rita Moreno to Viola Davis
PureWow · Nakeisha Campbell
An EGOT is someone who’s won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award.
 Church without God: A look at secular congregations
theconversation.com · Jacqui Frost
Shared testimonies, collective singing, silent meditation and baptism rituals – these are all activities you might find at a Christian church service …
 Best and worst hotel booking sites for 2024
Frommers · Reid Bramblett
For decades, beavers were considered pests – trapped and shot on sight. That’s changing.
 The U.S. is bringing back nature’s best firefighters: beavers
BBC Future · Lucy Sherriff
The world’s first floating McDonald’s got off to an ominous start.
 The McDonald’s paddleboat was a fast food trendsetter. Then it disappeared
The Drive · James Gilboy
A recent study suggests fish don’t travel as far within river systems as many anglers think.
 How fish create ‘countries’ in river systems
Outdoor Life · Joe Cermele
Hidden Valley seems to be on a singular mission to coat nearly everything in a vague dusting of buttermilk and herb and onion.
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