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 Israel-Hamas ceasefire to go into effect Sunday morning
Associated Press · Samy Magdy and Sam Mednick
But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later warned that the ceasefire could be in doubt.
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 As a TikTok ban looms, lawmakers grapple with unintended consequences
POLITICO · Christine Mui
The Chinese apps RedNote and Lemon8 have exploded in popularity since the Supreme Court upheld the law forcing TikTok’s sale.
 The best thing that Joe Biden did
Vox · Dylan Matthews
The administration’s biggest achievement is something that almost no one has heard about.
 ‘Particularly Dangerous Situation’
airmail.news · Scott Z. Burns
Who could have foreseen the destruction wrought by the wildfires in Los Angeles? Benjamin Franklin, for one.
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 Will the U.S. ever embrace insect cuisine?
grist.org · Claire Elise Thompson
Western culture has long painted eating bugs as backward and gross. But learned disgust can be overcome — if the conditions are right.
 Rise of the vacuums
futurism.com · Victor Tangermann
Manufacturers are giving robot vacuums arms, to better attack humans during the machine uprising. Oh no.
 For Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, the Super Bowl clock is ticking
Sports Illustrated · Matt Verderame
The quarterbacks probably won’t catch Patrick Mahomes in the Lombardi Trophy department, but one could emerge as this era’s Peyton Manning.
New Title IX guidance threatens to upend rev-share plans in college sports
Yahoo! Sports · ross dellenger
The Education Department fires a salvo at the schools planning to allocate most of their revenue-share pool to football and men’s basketball.
 The last cowboy boot masters of El Paso
Atlas Obscura · Ashley Stimpson
In West Texas, artisans known as “Golden Needles” preserve the craft of making boots by hand.
 The strange saga of Sober Sue, who made a career out of refusing to laugh
mentalfloss.com · Jake Rossen
The stage performer spent decades being professionally miserable.
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