State requires Ten Commandments be posted in schools
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 Louisiana to become 1st state requiring Ten Commandments be posted in schools Axios · Chelsea Brasted Other states, including Texas, South Carolina and Utah, recently attempted similar legislation.  |
 Critics slam Nikki Haley’s signing of Israeli missile TIME · Koh Ewe The former presidential candidate wrote “Finish Them!” on an artillery shell.  I tried to fact-check the résumé of MLB star turned Senate candidate slate.com · Alex Shultz As I fell down the rabbit hole, I uncovered some bizarre biographical details Steve Garvey isn’t keen on discussing.  Negro Leagues’ stats to be incorporated into MLB’s historical records USA TODAY Sports · Bob Nightengale Major League Baseball wasn’t integrated until 1947 when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers. |
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 What’s better for the climate: A paper book, or an e-reader? NPR · Chloe Veltman Digital reading is on the rise, but print is still by far the most popular format.  The science of near-death experiences Vox · Sean Illing A conversation with Sebastian Junger, author of “In My Time of Dying.”  What our bedrooms say about us CNN · Kyle Almond A new book, “American Bedroom,” captures these private and sacred spaces.  World’s first wooden satellite built by Japanese researchers CBS News · AFP The creators expect the wooden material will burn up completely when the device re-enters the atmosphere, avoiding environmental damage.  Paris’s mayor Anne Hidalgo has a very big summer VOGUE.COM · Wendell Steavenson The summer Olympics is just one thing on her plate. Shrine honors cats at a Japanese island where they outnumber humans Associated Press · Hiro Komae Legend says the island’s farmers would keep cats because they would chase away rats, protecting the silkworm cocoons. |
