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 Elon Musk’s politics are crashing hard into his business
POLITICO · Christine Mui
It’s now more difficult than ever to separate the businessman from the political figure.
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 Here’s where the 2024 presidential candidates stand on the economy
ABC News · ABC News Staff
From inflation to housing costs, the hopefuls lay out their plans.
 Death penalty case shows how justice system fails people with autism
themarshallproject.org · Maurice Chammah
Robert Roberson was convicted in his daughter’s death. Those who believe he’s innocent argue his diagnosis helps explain why he faces execution.
 The road to Republican U.S. support of Ukraine continues through evangelicalism
The Kyiv Independent · Owen Racer
Lobbying efforts aim to show Trump’s key evangelical base how Russia’s war targets Christians in Ukraine and Western civilization.
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 How Cold War plan to stop nuke proliferation could protect us from an AI arms race
Fast Company · Ash Jogalekar and Charles Oppenheimer
Robert Oppenheimer developed an innovative plan to stop an arms race by giving the world access to nuclear technology.
 Al Pacino acted in movies he didn’t ‘relate’ to just for the money: ‘I was broke’
Variety · Zack Sharf
“I had $50 million and then I had nothing.”
 Where did all the size-inclusive fashion go?
Marie Claire · Halie LeSavage
A study confirmed what everyone watching the runways had sensed: the industry’s size-inclusive movement has officially stalled.
 How Chef Boyardee became a canned food celebrity
chowhound.com · Andrew Amelinckx
Like KFC’s famous Colonel Sanders, Chef Boyardee was a real person.
 Here’s to the Motorola Razr — the late, great fashionable dumbphone
The Verge · Jess Weatherbed
The original Motorola Razr V3 and its successors dominated the U.S. cellphone market for four years following its 2004 release.
 How to squirrel-proof your pumpkins
Popular Science · Debbie Wolfe
BOO! Get off my jack-o’-lantern.
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