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 Inside the White House’s fight to defend Biden’s fitness
flipboard.com · Axios
The president’s team scrambled to counter the special counsel’s report that called Biden an “elderly man with a poor memory.”
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 Russia has recruited as many as 15,000 Nepalis to fight its war
CNN · Sugam Pokharel, Matthew Chance, Mihir Melwani, and Nishant Khanal
Many returned traumatized. Some never came back.
 It’s time to stop pretending the Super Bowl is about football
The Daily Beast · Alex Thomas
If you’re the guy at the party complaining that we should be paying more attention to the game, you’re missing the point.
 Here are the adorable dogs competing in Puppy Bowl XX
Entertainment Weekly · Wesley Stenzel
Check out the cuddly pups set for action in this year’s show, which returns for a 20th year.
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 Why work is so miserable in America
Vox · Sean Illing
The Protestant work ethic hijacked the nation. It’s time for a new pro-worker ethos.
 Debate simmers over when doctors should declare brain death
NPR · Rob Stein
Some parts of the brain can function in people who have been declared brain dead, prompting calls to revise the Uniform Determination of Death Act.
 How a climate group that has made chaos its brand got the government’s attention
insideclimatenews.org · Keerti Gopal
Climate Defiance is focusing on where financial and policy powers lie. And so far, it seems players in those realms are finding them hard to ignore.
 Did art exist before modern humans?
Live Science · Tom Metcalfe
New discoveries raise big questions.
 Jon Stewart changed late-night comedy
Associated Press · David Bauder
Can he have a second act in different times?
 In pictures: NYC nightlife in 2024
DAZED · Habi Diallo
Photographer Matthew Weinberger shoots from the hip and conveys why generations continue to flock to New York City.
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