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 U.S. sues Apple for illegal monopoly over smartphones
The Verge · Lauren Feiner
The Department of Justice claims Apple has locked in customers and made experiences worse for rival products.
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 Crime stories drove readers to GoFundMe campaigns, only the victims didn’t exist
NBC News · Daniel Arkin
A series of apparently fabricated articles was published on a website and used to raise money for victims of crimes that did not happen.
 Can a friend be your most significant other?
Vox · Sigal Samuel
What we can learn from people who choose a friend as a life partner.
 ‘Please I will give anything for you to come back’
Outside Magazine · Ted Conover
Why did a mother with no backcountry experience take her sister and 13-year-old son to live off the grid on a mountain during a Colorado winter?
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 Nature wasn’t healing
Popular Science · Lauren Leffer
What really happened with wildlife during pandemic lockdowns.
 Grief over Flaco’s death demonstrates our changing attitude to owls
theconversation.com · Arjun Guneratne
In much of the world, owls are associated with witchcraft and are seen as harbingers of bad fortune and death.
 Thousands of churches will likely close down
RNS · Bob Smietana
What happens to all that real estate?
 How women used cars to fuel female empowerment
Atlas Obscura · Nancy Nichols
From a 1915 suffragist road trip to the “First Lady of Drag Racing.”
 The medics who make ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ make sense
shondaland.com · Emily Zemler
Yes, they admitted, even doctors watch the show!
 The ‘event’ album has evolved
Rolling Stone · Andre Gee
Today’s superstars drop album franchises.
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