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 How the government’s firing spree is hurting veterans
Axios · Emily Peck
Last year, military veterans made up 28% of the federal workforce.
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 Who were the biggest winners and losers of German federal elections?
Euronews · Johanna Urbancik
The country is again headed to a coalition government, as winning an absolute majority has never happened in Germany’s modern history.
 Can the U.S. end war in Ukraine?
flipboard.com · The Features Desk
And can it do it without the direct involvement of Ukraine and Europe?
 Why one of the world’s major AI pioneers is betting big on Saudi Arabia
restofworld.org · Anup Kaphle
Jürgen Schmidhuber says the whole world can benefit from the kingdom’s funding of futuristic AI initiatives.
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 Biggest moments from the SAG Awards, from Timothée Chalamet to Colin Farrell
USA TODAY · Patrick Ryan, Brian Truitt
On Sunday, Hollywood’s brightest stars made a final sprint to Oscar night.
 Rage against the algorithm
The Lever · Lois Parshley
Analysis: As Trump leans into AI, automated systems are already ruining lives. A new organization is out to stop it.
 Was ‘Little House on the Prairie’ ‘woke?’ The answer explains American politics.
POLITICO · Jason Kyle Howard
The cameras have yet to roll. But already, a planned remake finds itself at the center of controversy
 Brandon Sklenar was born ready — for ‘1923’ season 2, at least
Esquire · Josh Rosenberg
The “1923” star previews the tonal shift for the Dutton family in the “Yellowstone” prequel’s second season.
 A secretive U.S. spaceplane just snapped a stunning view of Earth
Mashable · Mark Kaufman
From time to time, the U.S. military shows glimpses of its X-37B spaceplane, which can travel to space for years at a time.
 Why do some people need less sleep?
Popular Science · Clarissa Brincat
Plus, can you train yourself to sleep less?
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