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 The little-known database at the heart of Kennedy’s vaccine conspiracy theory
NBC News · Brandy Zadrozny
What happens when onetime outsiders who asserted Washington was hiding the truth suddenly get access to all the government documents they could want?
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 How vaccines changed the world
cfr.org · Mariel Ferragamo
In a rising tide of vaccine hesitancy, outbreaks are cropping up again.
 Happy May Day! How to celebrate spring, labor rights and Hawaiian culture
USA TODAY · Greta Cross
May 1 marks a Gaelic and Celtic festival, International Workers’ Day and Lei Day.
 Living past 90 — or even 100 — will become more common. Are you ready for it?
MarketWatch · Robert Powell
The old rules about retirement may no longer apply.
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 Ukraine is turning to 18th century tech for defense
ieee.org · Tereza Pultarova
Airships are becoming a vital part of the country’s anti-drone efforts.
 Art Deco architecture turns 100. Take our world tour of its lesser-known marvels
Wallpaper* · Adam Štěch
The story of Art Deco architecture begins on April 28, 1925, when one of the most important exhibitions in the history of modern design opened.
 How do I decide what to take off of my résumé?
Fast Company · Kathleen Davis
White space is better than jargon, clichés, hyperbole, or the dreaded “objective” statement.
 Watch ‘The Rock’ make his wild attempt at winning an Oscar
The Daily Beast · Clare Donaldson
He’s unrecognizable in the dramatic trailer for his new film “The Smashing Machine.”
 Why men are shaving off their eyelashes
CNN · Nicole Mowbray
Videos posted on social media show men braving blades very close to their eyes, in barber shops from Turkey to New Zealand.
 Kentucky Derby hats tradition, explained: A Churchill Downs fashion guide
sportingnews.com · Dan Treacy
Anyone tuning into the Kentucky Derby each May sees not only plenty of horses, but plenty of hats.
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