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 A United State of Fear
theringer.com · Lex Pryor
Fire. Plane crashes. Subway violence. Politics. It seems like there’s a lot to be scared of these days. But how is this different from the past?
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 Trump administration deports hundreds despite judge’s pause
CNN · Michael Rios
The U.S. will pay $6 million to El Salvador to house the deportees in the country’s notorious CECOT prison.
 How a Chinese factory sparked a political meltdown in small-town Michigan
restofworld.org · Viola Zhou
Gotion thought it would be welcomed by the struggling community. Instead, the company was cast as a communist Trojan horse.
 Ascension of anti-science
airmail.news · Adam Ratner
A New York City pediatric infectious-diseases doctor never thought he’d see a vicious resurgence of measles. He was wrong.
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 ‘The ice melted beneath our feet’
BBC Future · Isabelle Gerretsen
The huskies that revealed the rapid shrinking of Greenland’s ice.
 ‘Alexa, should I trust Amazon with my voice recordings?’
Ars Technica · Scharon Harding
The tech giant is killing a privacy feature to bolster Alexa+, the new subscription assistant.
Tokyo series preview
Yahoo! Sports · Russell Dorsey
Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers will face the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday and Wednesday in Major League Baseball’s season opener.
 Can outdoor friendships solve the loneliness epidemic?
Outside Magazine · Blair Braverman
“If we want to combat loneliness, we can’t just find the places where people are connecting. We have to build those places intentionally.”
 ‘1923’ season 2 review
indiewire.com · Christian Blauvelt
If only all recent movies were this thrillingly cinematic.
 Does your wine’s vintage really matter, or is it just a marketing ploy?
FOOD & WINE · Vicki Denig
When you should care about the year on your wine bottle, and when you can ignore it.
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