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 The border crisis is helping to mainstream a dangerous conspiracy theory
NPR · Odette Yousef
The “Great Replacement” narrative has inspired violence in the past and could do so again in the future.
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 How two classified documents probes came to different endings
Associated Press · Alanna Durkin Richer
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump faced similar investigations. Why the outcomes were so different.
49ers, Chiefs stand in the way of each other’s destiny
flipboard.com · The Sports Desk
Everything you need to know about Super Bowl LVIII.
 How much your Super Bowl party will cost in 2024
gobankingrates.com · Dawn Allcot
If Super Bowl weekend to you means chips, dip, beer and heaping plates of wings, your wallet could be in for a shock this year.
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 What to do when you’re overwhelmed by climate anxiety
Vox · Allie Volpe
When we catastrophize — or think of the worst-case outcome — our body internalizes our stressful thoughts.
 Apple Vision Pro review: Magic, until it’s not
The Verge · Nilay Patel
It’s the best consumer headset anyone’s ever made — and that’s the problem.
 Get ready for Lunar New Year
flipboard.com · Reader’s Digest
Facts, tips, and tricks for the Year of the Dragon.
 Building made of growing trees could change how we think about architecture
Fast Company · Nate Berg
In a forest along the Hudson River north of New York City, a strange new building is slowly rising.
 Andie MacDowell on ageism, gray hair and empty nesting
Sheknows.com · Erika Janes
At 65, the actress has a hit TV series in “The Way Home” — and a mission to empower older women.
 Is documenting our lives worth it anymore?
DAZED · Halima Jibril
Is our obsession with recording everything – from our jobs to the mundane – actually leading us to success?
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