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 Trump verdict: What’s next?
flipboard.com · The Politics Desk
Donald Trump became the first former U.S. president to be convicted of a felony. So what happens now? An appeal, certainly. But a whole lot more.
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 The felon frontrunner: How Trump warped our politics
Vox · Andrew Prokop
This is the moment Trump’s critics have been dreaming of for years. But something isn’t right here.
 Misinformation works, and a handful of social ‘supersharers’ sent 80% in 2020
TechCrunch · Devin Coldewey
Studies indicate a small number of predominantly older Republican women was responsible for the vast majority of “fake news” circulating.
 Why scientists say we need to send clocks to the moon — soon
CNN · Jackie Wattles
Perhaps the greatest, mind-bending quirk of our universe is the inherent trouble with timekeeping.
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 Inside the decades-long search for the Mongolian death worm
Atlas Obscura · Mark Hay
Some say the true death worm has already been found — slithering beneath the sands of the Gobi.
 Felonious American presidents in TV and Film
crimereads.com · Olivia Rutigliano
The truth is stranger than fiction… but fiction still tries its best!
 Before Goop: The radical 1970s roots of wellness
BBC Culture · James Riley
Today, “wellness” is a huge global industry. 50 years ago, it was a subversive project that sought to rectify the damage done by the modern grind.
 Who has a right to AANHPI Heritage Month?
Joysauce · Mailé Nguyen
“I have felt distanced from the community because I was adopted … So who gets to decide my claim to Asian American identity?”
 Why are debut novels failing to launch?
Esquire · Kate Dwyer
It’s harder than ever for first-time writers. That poses an existential crisis for publishing — and limits your access to exciting new voices.
 The 100 greatest karaoke duets of all time
billboard.com · Billboard Staff
Brought a friend to karaoke night? Looking to make a new one? Here are the 100 songs that you should turn to.
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