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 How older voters are responding to Harris replacing Biden
CNN · John King
One older voter is relieved, grateful and newly hopeful — but she is also still upset.
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 The colorful history of the Olympic opening ceremony
The Conversation UK · Catherine Baker
These flashy events aim to tell fresh stories about the host city and country, and set new creative standards for live mega-events.
 Kamala Harris’ multi-religious identity is a map of the future
RNS · Yonat Shimron
She would be the first presidential candidate with a diverse personal religious and spiritual history.
 Six innovative ways humans have kept cool throughout history
Smithsonian Magazine · Laura Kiniry
From sleeping porches to coastal escapes, these tips and tricks helped people deal with extreme heat before the advent of air-conditioning.
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 Has ‘tipping fatigue’ turned into ‘tip rage?’
FOOD & WINE · Marnie Shure
Have you heard? We’re angrier than we’ve ever been about tipping our servers.
 Southwest Airlines to end open seating, So why fly it at all?
Frommers · Jason Cochran
Millions of customers have felt it made Southwest easier and more affordable to use.
 What Olympic runners can learn from cheetahs
BBC Future · Sophie Hardach
Cheetahs are famous for being the fastest land animals – but research suggests there’s much more to their athleticism than just speed.
 Chicken wings advertised as ‘boneless’ can have bones, court decides
Associated Press · Michael Rubinkam
The Ohio Supreme Court said that “boneless wings” refers to a cooking style.
 Olympics things we’re looking forward to: Celine Dion, Snoop Dogg and more
billboard.com · Hannah Dailey
The Games are sure to be a booming hub for pop culture in 2024.
 ‘Veep’ is going viral (again)
hollywoodreporter.com · Jackie Strause
“The crazier politics get, the more the show holds up,” says the showrunner of the Emmy-winning comedy that wrapped in 2019.
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