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 Why some major artists are suddenly canceling shows
NBC News · Rob Wile and Dania Kalaji
And in some cases entire tours.
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 22 experts predict what the Trump conviction will mean for 2024 and beyond
POLITICO · Staff
Historians and political analysts weigh in on the fallout of a first-ever conviction of a former (and possibly future) president.
 No diploma
USA TODAY · Michael Loria, Christopher Cann
Colleges withhold degrees from students after pro-Palestinian protests.
 We have no Plan B if Ukraine falls, Estonia PM says
BBC News · Frank Gardner
The tiny Baltic state, once part of the Soviet Union, is convinced that Vladimir Putin will look to bring countries like it back under Moscow’s control.
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 We’re not doomed. Here’s how to revive Planet Earth.
bigthink.com · Sean B. Carroll
If given the chance, nature can “rebound dramatically,” biologist Sean B. Carroll says.
 Our last words are often these 4 phrases
CNBC · Ashton Jackson
What they teach us about living happy, meaningful lives, from an oncologist.
 ‘Seeing him happy is priceless’
Associated Press · Pat Graham
With his transgender identity public, skier Jay Riccomini finds success on and off the slopes.
 Maya Brady is continuing her family’s athletic legacy
ESPN · Jake Trotter
Yes, Tom is her uncle. But the football star’s niece has carved out her own path to softball stardom.
 What John Waters believes in: ‘Cry-Baby,’ Johnny Depp, and the best corruption happens at the library
indiewire.com · Will Harris
He has yet to see ‘Cry-Baby’ turn a profit, but the filmmaker couldn’t be prouder that his 1990 film is now available as a 4K Blu-ray release.
 Anatomy of a murder
atavist.com · John Rosengren
How a shocking crime divided a small Minnesota town.
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