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 Blue Origin’s all-women crew return after historic space launch
CBS News · CBS Staff
This is the first all-women crew to lift off in nearly six decades, following Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova’s solo spaceflight.
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 Is COVID-19 rewriting the rules of aging? Brain decline alarms doctors
The Wall Street Journal. · Sumathi Reddy
Millions of long-COVID patients continue to struggle with cognitive difficulties.
 Rory McIlroy wins Masters in playoff to earn career Grand Slam
ESPN · Mark Schlabach
The greatest achievement of his career was as nerve-racking and dramatic as the near misses that came before it.
 Why we can’t squash the common cold, even after 100 years of studying it
Popular Science · Bill Gourgey
The best advice for avoiding a cold in 2025 isn’t all that different from 1925.
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 Financial security vs. financial freedom: What’s the difference?
kiplinger.com · Justin Donald
It’s very difficult to obtain financial security if you don’t have a clear picture of your needs and spending limits.
 How to stay kind when you’re fed up with everything
psychologytoday.com · Lindsey Godwin
Three strategies to stay grounded, generous and centered when life feels heavy.
 See photos from the first weekend of Coachella
Associated Press · AP Staff
The music and arts festival is held annually in Indio, Calif.
 Green Day was a ‘boy band’ and other lessons from the Lollapalooza oral history
observer.com · Michaelangelo Matos
Here are the 10 of the most interesting things we learned about the foundational rock festival.
 Hulu’s ‘Paradise’ poses real questions about climate change — who gets left behind?
ebony.com · Josh Rodgers
Yes, “Paradise” is science fiction. But let’s be honest — it’s also a little too familiar.
 ‘I’ll have what she’s having’: 14 iconic food moments in movies
hollywoodreporter.com · McKinley Franklin
From “When Harry Met Sally” to “Elf,” these films have some of the most memorable food scenes.
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