|
|
|
 The battle over male voters — and what masculinity looks like in 2024
NBC News · Allan Smith
“Masculinity is in crisis,” a co-founder of White Dudes for Harris said. “And I think that conversation has been long overdue.”
|
 How much would an American-made toaster actually cost?
Reason.com · Eric Boehm
A lot more than Oren Cass and J.D. Vance want you to think, and Americans wouldn’t like the tradeoffs.
 A history-making mission
NPR · Scott Detrow , Michael Levitt , Ashley Brown
Meet the astronauts preparing to travel farther from Earth than any human before.
 Can the U.S. make prisons more rehabilitative?
themarshallproject.org · Maurice Chammah
Inspired by Germany, South Carolina let prisoners design their own units, write house rules and settle their own disputes. Then came politics.
|
|
 OpenAI was a research lab — now it’s just another tech company
The Verge · Kylie Robison
The firm that once aimed to help humanity became one of Silicon Valley’s best-funded companies. The tension between those two facts is coming to a head.
 Imagine Los Angeles without palm trees
fodors.com · Alex Schnee
It might soon be a reality.
 ‘SNL’ brings out the stars to kick off 50th season
Variety · Ethan Shanfeld
Jim Gaffigan, Maya Rudolph, Andy Samberg and Dana Carvey got the episode going in laugh-filled cold open.
 The Browns have no way out of the Deshaun Watson mess they created
theringer.com · Nora Princiotti
The only questions now are how this will all end for Cleveland and how ugly it will get.
 Ken Leung thinks ‘everything is always stacked against’ his ‘Industry’ character
indiewire.com · Harrison Richlin
Ahead of the season finale on Sunday, the actor recently spoke about the dramatic shift that took place in the penultimate episode.
 The strange saga of ultrarunner Camille Herron and Wikipedia
Outside Magazine · Frederick Dreier
Herron’s husband admitted to altering the Wikipedia biographies of his wife’s competitors after a Canadian journalist launched an investigation.
|
|
