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 March 11, 2020: The day everything changed NPR · Laurel Wamsley Five years on, the onset of the coronavirus pandemic is still fresh — though the speed of the news cycle can make it feel like long ago.  |
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 His daughter was America’s first measles death in a decade The Atlantic · Tom Bartlett A visit with a family in mourning.  Southwest is changing its bag policy and you won’t like it Frommers · Zac Thompson The airline is ending its two free checked bags for every flyer rule.  What’s behind the recent string of failures and delays at SpaceX? Ars Technica · Eric Berger SpaceX has long had a hard-charging culture. Is it now charging too hard?  85 trailblazing women who made history rd.com · Elizabeth Yuko Celebrate the women who have fought for equality, from the first female pharaoh to the first woman to go to space.  The 100 best sports moments of the quarter century theringer.com · Ringer Staff There’s no better time than 2025 to celebrate moments that brought tears to eyes and left jaws on floors.  Does cracking an egg in your radiator stop leaks? Jalopnik · Jason Marker “When the shop called me to tell me the car was done, the first thing they asked me was, ‘Did you grow up on a farm or something?'” |
