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 Photos, videos show destruction from Taiwan’s 7.4 earthquake
USA TODAY · Emily DeLetter
It was the strongest earthquake to hit the country in 25 years.
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 Who were the World Central Kitchen workers killed in Gaza?
BBC News · Hafsa Khalil and Rushdi Abualouf
The victims were British, Polish, Australian, Palestinian and also included a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen.
 California’s new $20 fast-food worker minimum wage, explained
Eater · Rebecca Roland
What AB1228 means for workers and franchise owners.
 GE’s final split, a breakup 130 years in the making
The Wall Street Journal. · Sharon Terlep
It once financed mortgages and sold lightbulbs. Now, a shrunken General Electric will focus on jet engines.
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 Why March Madness is all about Caitlin Clark
Vox · Alex Abad-Santos
The most exciting player in college basketball, explained.
 How the largest surrender in U.S. history descended into hell
CNN · Brad Lendon
The Bataan Death March and what came next.
 We were very wrong about birds
Popular Science · Laura Baisas
A sticky piece of DNA is rewriting the story of avian evolution — and shaking up the family tree.
 How changing views about marriage, weddings are impacting bridal industry
Women’s Wear Daily · Rosemary Feitelberg
As weddings become culturally optional, smaller and more casual, the bridal industry is shifting to meet the needs of modern brides.
 ‘Carrie’ turns 50! Here are the best Stephen King novels — chosen by you
NPR · Beth Novey
King’s first novel — the story of a bullied telekinetic teenager who gets viciously pranked at prom — turns 50 on April 5.
 What’s the fastest language in the world?
Atlas Obscura · Dan Nosowitz
We first have to determine what we even mean by “fastest.”
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