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 Vatican’s ‘May Madness’: Will new pope be progressive or turn back the clock?
USA TODAY · John Bacon
Cardinals will be weighing such factors as geography, political trends, the candidates’ age and fallout from sex abuse scandal.
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 How a man wound up in El Salvador’s mega-prison, without any charges
The Wall Street Journal. · WSJ
VIDEO: Carlos Uzcategui came to the U.S. legally, but the timing of his journey put him on a collision course with an unprecedented deportation scheme.
 Trump orders end to federal funding for NPR and PBS
NPR · David Folkenflik
Most of the funds for public media go to local stations; and most to subsidize television, which is more expensive than radio.
 I panic-bought a new PC: How tariff fears led me to upgrade now
CNET · David Lumb
An expert says prices shouldn’t skyrocket tomorrow, so don’t do what I did and buy out of fear.
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 Inside Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan’s 22-year bond
Entertainment Weekly · Joey Nolfi
The stars of “Freakier Friday” swap stories on returning for more body switching, new (and old) motherhood, and keeping nostalgia alive.
 When does an AI image become art?
ieee.org · Gwendolyn Rak
A Whitney Museum curator explains the history of art versus digital tech.
 The cat that wouldn’t die
Aeon Media · Jim Baggott
The weird paradox of Schrödinger’s cat has found a lasting popularity. What does it mean for the future of quantum physics?
 The Indian company forcing Uber to change its business model
restofworld.org · Indulekha Aravind
A 3-year-old homegrown startup has upended India’s ride-hailing sector.
 37 best cult documentaries (and where to watch them)
Teen Vogue · Sara Li and Liv McConnell
From tales of utopian communes gone wrong to megalomaniacal leaders, see our picks for documentaries about cults.
 This mom saved a bridesmaid dress for 22 years. Her daughter just wore it to prom
TODAY · Rachel Paula Abrahamson
A relic of her brother’s wedding in 2003 found new life.
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