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 Information war: Are India or Pakistan telling the truth about attacks?
Al Jazeera · Al Jazeera Staff
The nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors compete to shape the narrative. The casualty: truth.
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 Who are the U.S. cardinals who will be voting for the next pope?
RNS · Claire Giangravé
The 10 American cardinals in Rome this week have outsized numerical influence in choosing the next pope.
 Congress erupts over Trump’s billion-dollar crypto deal
Axios · Zachary Basu
A $2 billion crypto deal involving President Trump’s family and a foreign government is threatening to derail bipartisan stablecoin legislation.
 Trump’s Hollywood tariff, explained: Why movie-making moved abroad
The Wall Street Journal. · WSJ
VIDEO: The difficulty of implementing President Trump’s proposed 100% tariff on foreign-made productions.
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 The REAL ID deadline is here — but you can still fly without one
CNBC · Nicolas Vega
For now, travelers who have yet to update their identification will still be able to fly, albeit only after facing extra scrutiny.
 As Russia trains abducted children for war, Ukraine fights to bring them home
The Kyiv Independent · Daria Shulzhenko
Ukraine has identified over 19,500 children who have been forcibly deported to Russia, Belarus or occupied territories.
 Scientists forecast big increase of clear-air turbulence
insideclimatenews.org · Bob Berwyn
Global warming is making high-altitude winds more volatile. Scientists say there are ways to help prevent serious incidents.
 He used a coupon on their first date. She was shocked: Who’s right?
MarketWatch · Alisa Wolfson
A new survey shows that most singles think it’s OK to use a coupon on a first date.
 We asked people to share books that changed their life. Here are 12 top reads.
upworthy.com · Annie Reneau
The power of a good book is unmatched.
 Times have changed — but the Rockettes keep kicking
NPR · Jennifer Vanasco
They came from across the country — Utah, Arizona, Hawaii, Florida — all with one dream.
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