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 The House votes for possible TikTok ban, but don’t expect the app to go away anytime soon
Associated Press · Mary Clare Jalonick and Haleluya Hadero
Even if the legislation becomes law, the company would likely try to challenge the law in court.
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 Planet vs. plastics: Confronting a global pollution crisis
flipboard.com · Bloomberg Green
Plastic waste is showing up in almost every corner of the world. What else can we do to prevent it from getting worse?
 Cannabis drinks allow people to go ‘Cali Sober’ on 4/20
Axios · Jennifer A. Kingson
Companies that make cannabis-infused drinks are encouraging people to ditch booze for weed on the longstanding pot holiday.
 Has Salman Rushdie changed after his stabbing?
Associated Press · Hillel Italie
Nearly two years after the knife attack that nearly killed him, “The Satanic Verses” author appears both different and very much the same.
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 ‘We created this problem’
NPR · Destinee Adams, Michel Martin
A pediatric surgeon on how gun violence affects children.
 3D-printed ‘metamaterial’ is stronger than anything in nature
bigthink.com · Kristin Houser
It proved to be 50% stronger than the strongest alloy of similar density used in aerospace.
 2024 NBA playoff predictions
theringer.com · Staff
Which top seed could go down early? Who will ultimately make the Finals? And which star could be on the move after an early exit?
 I’m a single mom. I date — but I don’t date single dads.
Business Insider · Nicola Prentis
I’m not looking for someone to be a father to my children. I have no desire to mix those two worlds.
 With its depiction of stalking and sexual assault, ‘Baby Reindeer’ is shocking viewers
BBC Culture · Laura Martin
The show subconsciously primes the audience to expect one thing, but then it winds them like a gut-punch.
 Woman arrested for wheeling corpse into bank to co-sign a loan
The Independent · Graig Graziosi
The woman appeared to be propping up the dead man’s head in a video of the incident.
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