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 Police departments sell their used guns. What happens next?
CBS News · CBS Staff
At least 52,529 police guns that have turned up at crime scenes since 2006.
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 What young voters actually care about
Vox · Christian Paz
Long before the Israel-Hamas war broke out, young Americans were already souring on President Joe Biden.
 Could your car power your home? GM makes it a reality in EV truck demo.
Ars Technica · Emme Hall
The American power grid is a hot mess. It’s likely only a matter of time before your home will experience a blackout.
 How ‘kitty cats’ are wrecking the home insurance industry
grist.org · Jake Bittle
Supercharged thunderstorms and tornadoes are ravaging the Midwest, driving insurance costs to record highs.
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 Patrick Mahomes is already thinking about his next Super Bowl win
TIME · Sean Gregory
He’s now entrenched in the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) conversation.
 Bumble’s anti-celibacy marketing campaign and its backlash, explained
Salon · Nardos Haile
The dating app tried to rebrand by using ads that shamed celibacy. It did not go well.
 Big Tech wants you to take a sound bath
Marie Claire · Samantha Holender
Once an ancient ritual designed to foster communal healing, the experience is taking a digital-focused — and solitary — turn.
 The fastest-rising baby names of 2024 are in
Parents · Christin Perry
You probably haven’t heard of some of them.
 13 fascinating foods eaten during the Great Depression
chowhound.com · Patricia Grisafi
For many people, sustained economic struggle led to forced creativity in the kitchen.
 Queens’ gambit: ‘House of the Dragon’ stars preview season 2
Entertainment Weekly · Nick Romano
Our Westeros royals — Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke — are back to get the next battle off and running.
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