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 The inside story of how a journalist was sent White House war plans
NPR · NPR Staff
“It was a chilling thing to realize that I’ve inadvertently discovered a massive security breach in the national security system of the United States.”
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 Do you eat a meal in 20 minutes or less? It might be time to slow down
Associated Press · Maria Cheng
There are risks with eating too fast.
 The plight of boys and men, once sidelined by Democrats, is now a priority
NBC News · Tyler Kingkade
In recent months, three Democratic governors have announced initiatives geared toward helping boys and men.
 Is America a kleptocracy?
foreignpolicy.com · Jodi Vittori
Here’s how life could change for the rich, poor, and everyone in between.
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 Think you can pay for your parent’s nursing home? I’m a doctor, and I couldn’t
MSNBC · Dr. Jennifer Jury McIntosh
Last year, Medicaid was the primary payer for 63% of nursing home care. Without it, my family would have been expected to pay $13,000 a month.
 MLB 2025: Your guide to the upcoming season
flipboard.com · The Sports Desk
The first pitch hasn’t even been thrown and there’s already good news: No team is out of contention yet.
 Dozens of women’s sports bars are opening in the U.S.
LGBTQ Nation · Greg Owen
The Sports Bra in Portland started the latest trend in America’s bar scene.
 Meet Williamina Fleming, a 19th-century Scottish maid who became an astronomer
Snopes · Joey Esposito
Fleming belonged to the Harvard Computers, a team of women who processed astronomical data at the university.
 What are AI hallucinations? Why AIs sometimes make things up
theconversation.com · Anna Choi and Katelyn Mei
AI hallucinations can have life-altering consequences.
 The hidden meanings of different design styles in ‘Severance’
dwell · Rachel Davies
The spaces the characters inhabit hint at clues to some of its major questions.
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