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 Why the world is betting against American democracy
POLITICO · Nahal Toosi
Ambassadors to Washington warn that the GOP-Democratic divide is endangering America’s national security.
 China’s population drops for a second year despite push for more babies
NBC News · Larissa Gao
The country saw record-low births and a wave of COVID-19 deaths that have deepened demographic worries in the world’s second-largest economy.
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 Here’s how OpenAI plans to address election misinformation
Mashable · Elizabeth de Luna
Experts warn of “misleading ‘deepfakes’, scaled influence operations, or chatbots impersonating candidates.”
 Why Generation Alpha kids are being compared to the honey badger
yahoo.com · Molly Wadzeck Kraus
Some display “a level of confidence that could be considered delusional.”
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 Suicide of Alabama mayor shows that pre-Stonewall horrors are back
slate.com · Evan Urquhart
Before Stonewall, being outed could be deadly. That’s happening again.
 Billionaire backers of new Calif. city reveal map, details of proposed development
Associated Press · Janie Har
The company that stealthily snapped up more than $800 million of Solano County land envisions a new community on roughly 30 square miles.
 Self-proclaimed ‘Bipolar General’ is waging war on the stigma of mental illness
NPR · Quil Lawrence
Bipolar disorder has shed some of its stigma in recent years, with celebrities and politicians going public about their struggles with mental illness.
 After historic Methodist rift, feelings of betrayal and hope for future
USA TODAY · Marc Ramirez
For many, the schism that has wracked the United Methodist Church seemed inevitable, though it was an outcome few wanted.
 Iconic U.S. attractions that no longer exist
247tempo.com · Nixza Gonzalez
These sites met their demise through natural disasters, awful incidents or the lack of funds.
 Jason and Travis Kelce: Inside the brothers’ ‘surreal’ world
People · David Walters
The secret to the Kelces’ success is their easy charm and undeniable authenticity.
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