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 Which industries are most vulnerable to Trump’s immigration crackdown?
CBS News · Megan Cerullo
If jobs are left open and production is unable to keep up with demand, that’s going to lead to higher prices, experts say.
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 Rebuilding Gaza will be a massive project. Here are 5 things to know
NPR · Scott Neuman
Many of the tiny Palestinian enclave’s 2 million residents are homeless and scrambling to obtain basic necessities.
 Economist worries Calif. insurance crisis could trigger broader financial instability
theconversation.com · Gary W. Yohe
Climate change is undermining the insurance systems American homeowners rely on to protect themselves from catastrophes.
 New Orleans ties snowfall record set 130 years ago
nola.com · BY POET WOLFE | Staff writer
The surprising snowfall ties with a record set on Feb. 15, 1895.
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 Here’s what happened when India banned TikTok in 2020
TIME · Andrew R. Chow
National and international tech companies rushed to fill the void.
 Here’s why you’re suddenly following President Trump on Instagram
CNBC · Salvador Rodriguez
It’s a natural part of presidential transitions, Meta says.
 Women need more sleep than men? Here’s what science says
Snopes · Anna Rascouët-Paz
Some social media posts attribute the alleged phenomenon to women’s brains supposedly working faster than men’s.
 The massive, ugly South Park lawsuit moves a little closer to trial
The A.V. Club · William Hughes
A judge has shot down Paramount’s efforts to wriggle out of the $200 million South Park lawsuit it’s facing.
 Why Chappell Roan gives fans concert dress codes
Teen Vogue · Donya Momenian
“I kind of created a world so that people could reference something in my world and dress up as it.”
 Rick Astley tackles Rickrolling and resurgent pop career in ‘Never’ memoir
USA TODAY · Melissa Ruggieri
The British singer-songwriter is as surprised as anyone that his career is still rolling.
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