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 Should you trust Zillow’s climate risk data?
Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer
It’s flawed, but not worthless. Here’s how you should think about it.
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 AI is changing my work as a meteorologist
Fast Company · Eric Holthaus
The technology can accurately predict a hurricane’s movement — as well as other types of extreme weather.
 Donald Trump defends ‘musical’ town hall
Deadline · Ted Johnson
The event Monday night turned into a nearly 40-minute listening session of his favorite songs.
 The Native vote dilemma
High Country News · B. ‘Toastie’ Oaster
Every election year, Indigenous people grapple with whether and how to engage in electoral politics.
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 WhatsApp vigilantes in India are converting Christians by force
restofworld.org · Parth MN
How far-right Hindu nationalists use WhatsApp to target Christian families when they’re most vulnerable.
 How dogs were implicated during the Salem witch trials
theconversation.com · Bridget Marshall
The Salem trials are a horrifying example of what happens when people use terrible logic and leap to indefensible conclusions with shoddy evidence.
 Where did our 2004 photos go?
The Verge · Allison Johnson
The year was the height of transition from film to digital, and a messy time for photo storage.
 A simple experiment revealed the complex ‘thoughts’ of fungi
Popular Science · Andrew Paul
Mycelium can plan and strategize based on their surroundings, even without brains.
 A shark attack and a terrorist bombing: This is a love story
Esquire · Paul Kix
When our deepest trauma leads to our most profound joy, what do we call that?
 A better way to ‘raw-dog’ travel
BBC Travel · James McGlade
What if we remain unplugged once we step off a plane?
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