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 Trump’s stunning string of Putin-friendly moves
Axios · Dave Lawler
The decision to suspend all military aid to Ukraine is the latest move that could have been plucked from Vladimir Putin’s personal wishlist.
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 Historic Trump tariffs go into effect
ABC News · ABC News Staff
U.S. tariffs are at their highest level since 1943, Yale’s Budget Lab said.
 GOP leaders are telling lawmakers to simply stop hosting town halls
Rolling Stone · Nikki McCann Ramirez
Republicans have been bombarded by backlash. The party’s solution is to turn and run.
 Vaccines don’t cause autism, but the lie that they do is still going strong
thewalrus.ca · Timothy Caulfield
How one fraudulent paper fuelled decades of misinformation.
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 A study of mint plants. A device to stop bleeding.
propublica.org · Agnel Philip and Lisa Song
The scientific research Ted Cruz caused “woke” simply because it uses words like “female” and “diversify.”
 Why the Casey Anthony case will never really go away
Vox · Aja Romano
Casey Anthony has started a Substack and TikTok touting her role as a “legal advocate.”
 A most opportunistic colonizer
JSTOR Daily · Ian Rose
Poa annua is a unique grass species now thriving on every continent — including Antarctica. Wherefore its wanderlust?
 Meet the feminist resistance fighter who created the modern kitchen
Atlas Obscura · Kaja Seruga
Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky left an indelible mark on Austria, architecture, and how we cook.
 The story of Billy Possum
Smithsonian Magazine · Howard Dorre
How a wealthy widow tried to replace the teddy bear with a plush marsupial inspired by President William Howard Taft.
 Can a trio friendship ever actually work?
Self · Jenna Ryu
They make for some of the messiest dynamics according to social media — and on “The White Lotus” too.
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