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 Something weird is happening with tornadoes
Vox · Li Zhou
While severe storms in spring are nothing new, there have been subtle changes in tornado patterns in recent years.
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 School segregation surges 70 years after Brown v. Board ruling
Axios · Russell Contreras
American public schools are growing more separate and unequal even though the country is more racially and ethnically diverse than ever.
 Meme stock mania is back
NBC News · Rob Wile
Why everyone is talking about GameStop, AMC and more — again.
 All about the ‘digitine’
TODAY · Lindsay Lowe
Some on social media are calling for a “digital guillotine” of certain celebrities and influencers.
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 The most wanted man in Europe
thedial.world · Jörg Diehl, et al.
How the former Chief Operating Officer of Wirecard stole two billion euros from the company and became a Russian spy.
 Why humans have become exceptional runners
Popular Science · Laura Baisas
Endurance running for hunting likely began to evolve about 2.6 million years ago.
 The man who raced to tell the world that Mount Everest had been climbed
Outside Magazine · Peter Frick-Wright
The untold story of Ten Tsewang Sherpa, who ran 200 miles to Kathmandu, and died a few weeks later.
 The Chinese Americans who helped create Yosemite
BBC Travel · Rachel Chang
From the park’s mountain peaks to its wood-panelled buildings, Chinese American history is everywhere in Yosemite — if you know where to look.
 Richard Gadd on ‘Baby Reindeer’
hollywoodreporter.com · Chris Gardner
The creator of the Netflix hit talks about failure, losing his anonymity, and why he won’t talk about the real-life identities of his characters.
 The chainification of America
flipboard.com · Eater
We’re not just talking about Chipotle or Chili’s. Chances are your fun boozy brunch, sad desk lunch and romantic dinner are all happening via a chain.
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