India’s secret campaign to threaten, harass Americans
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 Inside India’s secret campaign to threaten and harass Americans Vox · Zack Beauchamp The “world’s largest democracy” is trying to silence U.S. critics of its authoritarian turn — and it’s succeeding.  |
 Toxic gaslighting propublica.org · Sharon Lerner, Haruka Sakaguchi Decades ago, Kris Hansen showed 3M that its PFAS chemicals were in people’s bodies. Her bosses halted her work.  4 ways vaccine skeptics mislead you on measles and more CBS News · Amy Maxmen, Dr. Céline Gounder Measles is on the rise, and it’s only going to get worse as parents turn away from vaccinating against it, polio and pertussis.  How Red Lobster’s endless shrimp drove it into bankruptcy CNN · Nathaniel Meyersohn It was a limited offer for Red Lobster for years, then endless shrimp became everyday, and led to the restaurant’s downfall. |
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 Why it’s so destructive to take sand from the beach as a souvenir Frommers · Jason Cochran The next time you’re at a beach you love, fight the urge to celebrate the place by taking some of it with you.  No one cares anymore about cancel culture Salon · Melanie McFarland But it is a heckuva marketing tool for some comics.  They were rock stars of paleontology — and their feud was legendary National Geographic · Parissa DJangi Othniel Marsh and Edward Cope discovered troves of dinosaur fossils in the 19th century — but grew obsessed with bringing each other down.  Why do teens say, ‘fax, no printer’? TODAY · Elise Solé Spoiler: It has nothing to do with old-school technology.  14 different types of lettuce PureWow · Alexia Dellner Plus how to serve them all.  Why Marvel is changing its TV shows Variety · Adam B. Vary Audiences currently feel like they’re under pressure to watch absolutely everything — and that’s bad for the brand. |
