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 What a ‘no taxes on tips’ policy could mean for U.S. tipping culture
Axios · Emily Peck
If you think tipping culture is already out of hand, think about what would happen if workers no longer had to pay taxes on tips.
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 Why does everything hurt? Research shows rapid changes at these ages
NBC News · Linda Carroll
Our bodies go through rapid changes in our 40s and 60s.
 Why snake hunters from across the U.S. are wading into the Florida Everglades
NPR · Joe Hernandez
More than 600 competitors will have a chance to win a $10,000 grand prize for the removal of the most pythons.
 The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy could be the most glamorous Games yet
AFAR Media · Tiana Attride
The Paris Olympics were so inspiring, we’re already dreaming about the next Games in Europe.
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 An apostrophe battle is brewing among grammar nerds. Is it Harris’ or Harris’s?
Associated Press · Holly Ramer
Debate about possessive proper names ending in S started soon after President Joe Biden cleared the way for Harris to run last month.
 When Hollywood first dreamed up a woman president
hollywoodreporter.com · Ryan Gajewski
Polly Bergen played a female commander in chief struggling with Soviet relations and her second-fiddle husband in a 1964 comedy.
 Why Pamela Anderson is going makeup free
Prevention · Kayla Blanton
At age 57, the actress is challenging traditional ideas about beauty.
 The only child stigma, debunked
Vox · Charley Locke
Being an only child doesn’t mess you up for life. We promise.
 Hidden tales from Titanic held in a secret warehouse
BBC News · Rebecca Morelle and Alison Francis
The BBC was given a rare chance to look around the storage facility and discover the stories behind some of these objects.
 Inside Karl Lagerfeld’s extraordinary Paris library and bookshop
Wallpaper* · Dal Chodha
The designer founded Librairie 7L in 1999, converting a former art gallery into a photographic studio, bookshop and library.
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