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 The group chats that changed America
Semafor · Ben Smith
How disappearing messages on Signal and WhatsApp have shaped the alliance between Silicon Valley and the new right.
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 Day by day, how Trump is roiling science and health
STAT · Usha Lee McFarling
From Jan. 20’s order saying there are only two biological sexes to yesterday, when approval of a rare disease drug was delayed.
 Could North Korean soldiers be sent by Russia to fight in Ukraine?
The Kyiv Independent · Asami Terajima
Ukrainian officials say that this would mean Ukraine is at war with North Korea.
 A man chopped down Los Angeles trees. The crime cut deep.
NPR · Vanessa Romo
For days, police say, Samuel Patrick Groft cruised through the streets of Los Angeles on his bicycle, chopping down trees with an electric chainsaw.
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 Could 100 men beat a gorilla in a fight?
Rolling Stone · Miles Klee
Here’s what primatologists say.
 The dairy farm run on Hindu principles
RNS · Richa Karmarkar
Hare Krishna farmers produce “non-violent,” or ahimsa, dairy from cows that are loved and cared for.
 How Christie Brinkley survived early abuse to become a Sports Illustrated model
The Wall Street Journal · Christie Brinkley
“Corporal punishment was fairly common when I was growing up, but my birth father, Herb, went beyond what was accepted.”
 The board game that can help you practice mindfulness
Polygon · Zoë Hannah
A Gentle Rain is a 15-minute game that can be played solo, and reminds your body to slow down, look inward, and spend time just being.
 50 years after the fall of Saigon, a daughter finds her inheritance in the kitchen
FOOD & WINE · Doan Nguyen
Her parents and sister escaped Vietnam in a fishing boat and came to America with no possessions. She made her own family heirlooms.
 ‘Thunderbolts*’ review: ‘The greatest Marvel offering in years’
BBC Culture · Nicholas Barber
The latest in the superhero franchise “is scrappy, scruffy-looking, down-to-earth fun,” with a “charismatic” Florence Pugh at its centre.
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