Trump Arlington Cemetery dispute escalates
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 Trump’s Arlington Cemetery dispute escalates Axios · Mike Allen An Army spokesperson confirmed that an employee was “abruptly pushed aside” when trying to “ensure adherence” to the site’s rules.  |
 FBI mishandling of child sexual abuse claims persisted in wake of Larry Nassar probe ABC News · Alexander Mallin A scathing report found multiple instances where bureau employees failed to properly act on allegations even after the agency promised reforms.  At least 7 middle and high school football players have died in August NPR · Bill Chappell Over and over, tragedies have hit families just as they were celebrating a new school year and the start of football season.  Revolutionary biohybrid robots are coming. Are we prepared? bigthink.com · Ross Pomeroy As creatures and machines meld together in increasingly advanced forms, ethicists are starting to take note. |
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 The Y chromosome is slowly vanishing ScienceAlert · Jenny Graves A new sex gene may be the future of men.  ‘I don’t think our sport is going in the right direction’ Associated Press · Howard Fendrich Iga Swiatek and other tennis players say their mental and physical health are being ignored.  Michael Keaton has been in some ‘pretty good movies’ UPROXX · Nina Braca But the Oscar-winning actor explains why “Beetlejuice” warranted a resurrection.  The word of God: An interview with Rakim theringer.com · David Ma, Adam Mansbach The most influential MC of rap’s golden age discusses his craft, his origins and influences, and hip-hop’s place in history. /https%3A%2F%2Ftf-cmsv2-smithsonianmag-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Ffiler_public%2Fd7%2Fe5%2Fd7e5fc32-f5cb-4344-84d0-b1c6667ef622%2Fsepoct2024_l07_prologue.jpg?w=1140&ssl=1) How Tyrus Wong spent 106 years making the world more beautiful Smithsonian Magazine · Jeff MacGregor The Chinese American artist left a breathtaking legacy that ranged from fine art to Disney movies to Christmas cards.  All the questions you’re too afraid to ask at the wine bar, answered Punch · Eliza Dumais This breed of bar was designed to reject exclusionary, buttoned-up wine culture, yet a certain code of conduct still does, indeed, apply. |
