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 How does the U.S. federal workforce compare with those in other countries?
NPR · Bill Chappell
Many calls for shrinking the U.S. government cite “bloat” and excessive spending.
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 What would happen if we got rid of Daylight Saving Time?
rd.com · Leah Campbell
Experts estimate the biannual time change costs the United States around $430 million every year.
 U.S. aviation safety is under fire
Frommers · William J. McGee
A lifetime airline safety expert has a warning: The Trump administration’s attacks on the FAA will pose threats to all passengers.
 Autonomous driving technology has crossed a threshold, and there’s no going back
Semafor · Reed Albergotti
A 12-hour journey in a Cadillac Escalade, equipped with hands-free driving technology, changes what it means to go on a long family road trip.
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 Trump exaggerates on U.S. and European aid to Ukraine, loans
FactCheck.org · Saranac Hale Spencer
The president has repeatedly overstated the amount of aid provided by the U.S. compared with Europe.
 Yes, Elon Musk called Social Security a ‘Ponzi scheme’
Snopes · Grace Deng
The tech billionaire compared the federal income program to a form of investment fraud on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast.
 Experts share 10 things to do (and avoid) when planting a vegetable garden
USA TODAY · Alexandra Frost
Home gardening made easy with these expert tips for beginners.
 Fabulous fringe, playful paisley, and more bold looks from Milan Fashion Week
InStyle · Kevin Huynh
The overall mood of the collections was that of modernity and remembrance.
 Where does tattoo ink go in your body? There’s one particular spot.
Popular Science · RJ Mackenzie
Dermatologists break down how your body reacts to ink.
 His hair is greasy. His eyes are bulging. I think I’m in love.
slate.com · David Mack
Walton Goggins has become Hollywood’s most unexpected new heartthrob.
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