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 Americans want more factory jobs but don’t want to work them
san.com · Craig Nigrelli
Only 2% of respondents currently work in a factory, and most don’t want those type of jobs.
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 What happens to DOGE once Elon Musk leaves?
The Hill · Julia Shapero
It remains unclear whether the initiative has enough momentum to drive forward with Musk’s ambitious goals on its own.
 Tipping is everywhere and consumers are fed up. Here’s how some are coping.
The Wall Street Journal. · Heather Haddon
Diners are rejecting digital prompts, using cash and eating more at home.
 Is REAL ID actually happening?
Reason.com · Emma Camp
The law was passed 20 years ago, and enforcement finally looms.
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 The surprisingly tricky art of seed banking
knowablemagazine.org · Katarina Zimmer
To safeguard threatened plants, science must unravel the hidden biology of often-persnickety seeds as they age, sleep and awaken.
 How many credit cards is too many?
Moneywise · Christy Bieber
On average, the American credit card holder carries 3.9 active cards in their wallet.
 A stranger swooped in with tea and compassion after a woman got in car accident
NPR · Laura Kwerel
“This might have seemed like a very small kindness, but it meant a lot.”
 Pamela Anderson on styling — and finding — herself
InStyle · Madeline Hirsch
“The Last Showgirl” star put together every look on her recent press tour. Turns out, her fashion instincts were right all along.
 7 overlooked spots you’re forgetting to add to your spring cleaning list
Southern Living · Rebecca Jones
Spring is in the air, and many of us have emerged from winter rested and ready for cleaning and organizing projects around our homes.
 Why does Switzerland have so many bunkers?
thedial.world · Jessi Jezewska Stevens
The country has more bunkers per capita than anywhere else in the world — enough to guarantee shelter space to every single resident.
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