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 NRA loses New York corruption trial over squandered funds
theconversation.com · Sarah Webber and Elizabeth Schmidt
Retired longtime leader Wayne LaPierre must repay millions of dollars.
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 An attack on a cargo ship in the Red Sea has caused a miles-long oil slick
Associated Press · Samy Magdy
Things could get worse.
 One of the U.K.’s ‘most advanced’ indoor farms opens
bbc.co.uk · Dave Harvey
The so-called vertical farm can grow lettuce three times as fast as traditional outdoor agriculture thanks to its controlled, consistent climate.
 I got all my news from TikTok for a week
Fast Company · Joe Berkowitz
I found current events flattened into memes and misinformation, but also much more.
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 Stop saying that ChatGPT ‘hallucinates’
bigthink.com · Adam Frank
To hallucinate means you must first perceive.
 More teens are reporting that a partner has threatened their reproductive health
The 19th · Jennifer Gerson
The increase in “reproductive coercion” calls to the National Domestic Violence Hotline underscores the need to address teen dating violence.
 Howard University students form America’s first HBCU figure skating team
NPR · Adam Bearne
Coach Jordan McCreary was once told Black people don’t skate. Two of her students are proving that wrong.
 Study finds coin flips aren’t 50/50 after scientists toss over 350,000 coins
The Focus · Paul Fogarty
Flipping a coin seems like the ultimate way of fairly picking between two choices, but it’s not.
 Airline rudeness controversy erupts over seat reclining opinions
TheStreet · Jeffrey Quiggle
A travel expert explains how one way people react is a “recipe for conflict.”
 The wild west of NBA jump balls
theringer.com · Ben Dowsett
Basketball’s most iconic tradition is also one of its oldest and most curious events.
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