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 Why did the Alaska Airlines flight have a sealed-off emergency exit?
theconversation.com · Amy Fraher
The answer comes down to money.
 The online cult tied to six disappearances
USA TODAY · Christopher Cann, Jeanine Santucci, Camille Fine and Minnah Arshad
Authorities are investigating the disappearances, the suspected cult and possible ties to murders in other states, Missouri police say.
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 The return-to-office wars are over
Axios · Emily Peck
Just 6 out of 158 U.S. CEOs said they’ll prioritize bringing workers back to the office full-time in 2024.
 A new evolutionary theory could explain the mystery of shrinking animals
Popular Science · Lauren Leffer
A long-disputed rule in biology says bigger is better, but a new computer model illuminates why that’s not necessarily true.
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 How one writer escaped the algorithm: ‘My wife had to tell me that the Queen had died’
gq-magazine.co.uk · Josiah Gogarty
Kyle Chayka took a break from websites like Spotify, Netflix and all social media. Here’s what he learned.
 I had my face stolen by AI
DAZED · Nassia Matsa
With the rise of AI modelling agencies and no copyright protections, many models are discovering that they don’t have the rights to their own bodies.
 Why dogs wag their tails
Smithsonian Magazine · Sarah Kuta
Dogs communicate through tail-wagging, and humans may have selected for the trait during domestication.
 Which roast chicken recipe rules them all?
Eater · Bettina Makalintal
How does a chicken cooked at a low heat compare with one that starts in a hot oven? Does a wet brine work? And does butter makes everything better?
 The little-known truth about vanilla
BBC Travel · Diego Arguedas Ortiz
Without the discovery of hand-pollination by an enslaved boy 180 years ago, this beloved spice might never have thrived outside Mexico.
 Everything we know about ‘The White Lotus’ Season Three
Rolling Stone · Kalia Richardson
Jennifer Coolidge’s Tanya will *not* be rising from the dead, but the new cast of Mike White’s acclaimed HBO series has taken shape.
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