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 What’s next in the Ozempic era?
knowablemagazine.org · Matías A. Loewy
Diabetes, weight loss and now heart health.
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 Rat-pee infections are on the rise in NYC
Ars Technica · Beth Mole
Between 2001 and 2020, there was an average of three cases per year. Last year’s tally was 24.
 What are ‘orphan crops’? And why is there a new campaign to get them adopted?
NPR · Dan Charles
These plants have fallen out of favor but could offer advantages over staples like wheat and grain in a changing climate.
 Most baby boomers don’t have nearly enough saved for retirement
CBS News · Aimee Picchi
The nation is rapidly approaching “peak 65” as younger baby boomers turn 65 this year.
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 The trial over LeBron James’ tattoos
Polygon · Nicole Carpenter
Tattoo artist Jimmy Hayden first sued video game maker Take-Two in 2017 over tattoos he made that were reproduced in basketball game NBA 2K.
 The bass player in Vixen wants to sell your next house
Rolling Stone · Sal Cataldi
What do members of bands like Alice Cooper, the Dandy Warhols, Vixen, Slayer, and Hatebreed have in common?
 Facebook’s AI told a parents group it has a gifted, disabled child
404 Media · Jason Koebler
The chatbot eventually apologized and said it doesn’t have “personal experiences or children.”
 12 celebrities with autism open up about life on the spectrum
Sheknows.com · Maggie Ryan
About 1 in 36 children has autism spectrum disorder, and more adults are being diagnosed too.
 Yet another iconic Italian destination plans to introduce a tourist fee
thrillist.com · Serena Tara
It’s part of an effort to curb overtourism.
 The real history of the queer love story between George Villiers and King James I
Salon · Nardos Haile
“Mary & George” tells the story of the pair, who remained close through their lives — George was reportedly at James’ deathbed in 1625.
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