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 Authoritarians threaten journalists around the globe
The Wall Street Journal · Matthew Dalton
More than 520 reporters are locked up worldwide, reflecting rising pressure on independent media.
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 Israelis rally in their largest anti-government protest since the war in Gaza began
Associated Press · Wafaa Shurafa, Samy Magdy and Melanie Lidman
Tens of thousands of protesters urged the government to reach a deal to free dozens of hostages held by Hamas and to hold early elections.
 What actually went right amid a tragedy
Business Insider · Tim Paradis, Ana Altchek, and Geoff Weiss
How heroic professionals did their job just before the Baltimore bridge collapse.
 Are ‘squatters’ rights’ out of control?
Reason.com · Christian Britschgi
Too many property owners are having trouble asserting their rights, but not everything is “squatter’s rights.”
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 Just don’t say ‘climate change’
scrippsnews.com · Matt Pearl
An old method could be a solution for sustainable farming despite an industry that’s wary of climate initiatives.
 Never-before-heard Marvin Gaye music resurfaces in Belgium
BBC News · Kevin Connolly, Richard Crook and Bruno Boelpaep
How did the tape end up there, and will fans of the singer who’s popularity remains strong get to hear what’s on it?
 Why do we celebrate Easter with eggs?
USA TODAY · Wyatte Grantham-Philips, Julia Gomez
How the Christian holy day is commemorated worldwide.
 The zeitgeist of Caitlin Clark
UPROXX · Megan Armstrong
The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill discusses the media response to Iowa’s star player and the women’s basketball boom.
 The Atari 400 Mini is a cute little slice of video game history
The Verge · Andrew Webster
The aptly beige console may not have the big-name games of other mini devices, but it still offers fascinating insights into Atari’s 8-bit era.
 ‘I’m the only lesbian in America who doesn’t watch sports’
airmail.news · Air Mail Staff
Pioneering tech journalist Kara Swisher, whose “Burn Book” is topping the best-seller lists, can’t wait to share her hates.
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